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Contact AMP Economic Development at 614.540.1111 or [email protected]
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Contact AMP Economic Development at 614.540.1111 or [email protected]
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Contact AMP Economic Development at 614.540.1111 or [email protected]
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Contact AMP Economic Development at 614.540.1111 or [email protected]

AMP Economic Development

Relocate or expand your business in an AMP community and take advantage of affordable, reliable public power and a rich array of business services and incentives. AMP Economic Development provides economic development services for communities in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Indiana, Maryland, and for member communities of the joint action agency, Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation.

Learn more about each AMP community by visiting our Resource Center.

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Featured Community

Minster, Ohio

Home to global companies such as The Minster Machine Company, Precision Strip Inc. and The Dannon Company, Minster has a long history of nurturing business from the ground up. The Minster Machine Company has grown here from a small blacksmith shop to a world leader in the material forming industry. Take advantage of some of the lowest utility rates in Ohio, the reliability of public power and the high quality of life offered by this beautiful, rural location.

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Featured Company

PCC Airfoils conducted a multi-million dollar expansion project in Painesville, Ohio. The facility manufactures Industrial Gas Turbine (IGT) products for land-based turbine applications for power generation.

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Did You Know?

  • Whirlpool and Dannon both call AMP communities home.
  • Ohio attracts more capital investment than any other state in the nation
  • According to CNBC and Forbes.com, Virginia is the top state for business
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Power Generation

 

Municipal electric systems invest in power plants and other generation assets to control costs and insulate customers from price fluctuations associated with energy and capacity markets.

AMP and its member communities own and operate facilities that generate power. Member communities participate in ownership of individual assets according to their unique needs and priorities. 

Learn more about AMP's generation assets by visiting the AMP Generation Page.

 

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