Infrastructure in Clarion County
Clarion County is served by a network of utility and telecommunications providers supporting commercial and industrial development throughout the county. Available infrastructure includes water and wastewater service, electric and natural gas utilities, and high-capacity broadband and fiber connectivity.
The Clarion County EDC works directly with businesses, site selectors, utility providers, and local partners to evaluate infrastructure needs and coordinate information for prospective projects. Explore the providers below or contact our team for assistance evaluating utility availability and capacity for a specific site.
Here are a few of the partners ready to help power your future in Clarion County.
Infrastructure in Clarion County
Pennsylvania American Water
Pennsylvania American Water is the local water provider in the region. Clarion County’s water system has 2.4 million gallons per day of excess water capacity and 3.5 million gallons per day of excess wastewater capacity.
Central Electric Coop
Central Electric Coop provides 44 million kWh of power across 4,500 meters in the county. It offers favorable rates to members, allowing businesses to run their businesses without worrying about their electric bills.
FirstEnergy
FirstEnergy operates as PennPower in the state, and serves more than 160,000 customers in Pennsylvania. It provides redundant service to all commercial and industrial customers, with loop service available in Clarion County’s business parks.
National Fuel Gas Company
National Fuel was one of the first gas companies in the United States. It uses 4” and 6” plastic mains to deliver up to 50 PSI to our county’s business parks.
Comcast
Comcast Business serves more than two million companies across 42 states. Consider this company for your internet, TV, and phone solutions.
Kinetic (Windstream)
Delivers high-speed internet through both fiber and DSL, reaching speeds up to 2 Gbps. Known for reliability and solid local support, it’s a robust choice for both homes and businesses.
Kinber
Kinber Broadband Network is a non-profit organization committed to providing internet resources to businesses and residents across Pennsylvania. Kinber offers capacity from 1 to 100 Gbps, with redundant fiber available in some business parks.
Lumen
Lumen is one of the largest fiber networks in the world. CenturyLink rebranded itself to Lumen Technologies in 2020, and still offers the same great service that customers rely on.
Verizon
Verizon Business has a capacity of up to 940 Mbps, with redundant fiber in some business parks.