Utilities

Reliable Infrastructure, Ready for Growth

Industrial operations in Delaware are powered by reliable, high-capacity utilities built to support long-term, high-demand growth. Our infrastructure network provides seamless access to water, sewer, natural gas, and electric systems, with available capacity for major manufacturing and distribution expansion.

A critical advantage for our industrial partners is a competitive and redundant power supply. Our industrial corridors are served by two premier electric providers, offering competitive-cost power and, in many areas, the potential for redundant feeds—a crucial asset for 24/7 manufacturing, R&D, and data center operations.

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A Robust Network for High-Load Operations

We have the power and capacity to support your project, with established providers and scalable infrastructure in place.

Electric Power:

Redundant & Resilient

Delaware’s industrial sites benefit from a robust power grid served by two providers: AEP Ohio and Consolidated Cooperative. This dual service creates a competitive pricing environment and, most importantly, offers the potential for redundant feeds to ensure “always-on” operational continuity for critical facilities. Our providers have a proven track record of serving large-load industrial users.

Natural Gas

Competitive & Available

High-capacity natural gas is available in our key industrial corridors. Service is provided by both Columbia Gas (NiSource) and other regional partners, giving new and expanding companies reliable access for high-consumption processes and heating. This robust infrastructure offers the redundancy and scale required for heavy manufacturing.

Water & Sewer

Scalable & Accountable

The City of Delaware Utilities Department manages the city’s water and sewer services. This direct, municipal oversight ensures local accountability, rapid response times, and a commitment to investing in scalable capacity for our industrial users. Our team can work directly with you to verify capacity and plan for your project’s needs.

Fiber & Digital

Modern & Growing

Delaware is investing in next-generation infrastructure through a $4.9 million fiber expansion with Consolidated Cooperative, alongside robust networks from Spectrum and AT&T. This commitment to high-speed digital infrastructure ensures our businesses are equipped for data-heavy operations, modern logistics, and a remote-friendly workforce.

Provider Directory

Our team provides concierge service to help you coordinate with all local utility partners. For project-specific capacity and rate inquiries, you can contact our providers directly.

Electric Power:

AEP Ohio

Consolidated Cooperative

Natural Gas:

Columbia Gas of Ohio

Consolidated Cooperative

Water & Sewer:

City Utilities Department

Fiber & Broadband:

Consolidated Cooperative

Verify Your Site's Capacity

Every project has unique utility demands. Contact our team for a confidential, customized analysis of the utility infrastructure available at your specific site of interest.