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Along the I-74 Business Corridor
We have several business parks, many of which offer shovel-ready sites. State and local governments and utility partners also have invested significantly into meeting the operational needs of today's modern companies, especially for our targeted industries.
Utilities
Indiana is known for its abundant and affordable utilities, and the I-74 Corridor is no exception.
Water
Much of the region sits atop the Teays Aquifer system, ensuring a nearly unlimited supply of clean, high-quality water for businesses like food processors and beverage makers.
Energy
Duke Energy and Hoosier Energy, along with a well-established network of rural electric cooperatives and municipal power companies, provide consistent electrical supplies. They also offer on-site substations, redundant feeds and building loops. Businesses can also take advantage of energy-saving programs and incentives.
Natural Gas
The Corridor offers a modernized and reliable infrastructure system at affordable rates from Vectren Energy Delivery – the region’s primary supplier – and a number of other regional gas providers.
Broadband
Our Internet providers offer high-speed access fully capable of meeting and exceeding the needs of most any business today.
Transportation
Whether you're looking to optimize logistics or streamline your supply chain, the I-74 Business Corridor connects your company to the world. We have direct access and close proximity to:
- Indianapolis International Airport FedEx Cargo Hub
- Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky Airport DHL Cargo Hub
- Louisville International Airport UPS Worldport
- CSX Mainline
Our modern interstate highway systems and airports get people and products to their destinations safely and on time.
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Interstate Highway
Indiana’s interstate highways are the backbone of the state's transportation network — connecting communities, fueling commerce and keeping Hoosier businesses and people on the move. With more 1,200 miles of interstate routes, Indiana plays a pivotal role in America's highway system, serving as a critical crossroads for both regional and national travel.