Economic Development, Utilities, Site Selection
Tax, energy, and land incentives can play a crucial role in the site selection process, providing key economic benefits to companies and helping form long-term partnerships between companies and localities. Incentives’ value to a company depends on a variety of factors, including the site and nature of a project and the incentives’ ultimate usefulness to a company.
Economic Development, Utilities, Logistics, Site Selection, Supply Chain
ElectriCities of North Carolina works with companies closely to make sure they weigh electrical service and costs when planning to expand a site or relocate to a new one. Utilities such as ElectriCities must explore the unique circumstances of each company to help them meet their electrical needs in the most effective and cost-efficient way possible.
Economic Development, Utilities, Logistics, Site Selection
Companies searching for the just the right spot to locate their manufacturing plants, warehouses, and other facilities rank energy high on the list of their priorities. This article explore the sites that rise to the top of the list.
Economic Development, Intermodal, Utilities, Logistics, Site Selection, Rail, Transportation Infrastructure, Supply Chain Management, Transportation
In today's high-speed logistics infrastructure, rail represents a key component of the intermodal framework.
Green Logistics, Utilities, Manufacturing, Warehousing
Five common misconceptions about LED lighting in industrial and hazardous facilities.
Economic Development, Utilities, Site Selection, Supply Chain Management
Site selection teams get help from energy providers looking to boost local economic development.
Economic Development, Utilities, Site Selection
For site selection teams, the St. Louis area’s logistics advantages make it ideal for storing and moving product.
Economic Development, Utilities
Site selection teams get help from energy providers looking to boost local economic development.
For many businesses selecting sites for new distribution centers and warehouses, ensuring adequate and affordable energy to power the facility is a challenge. Smart companies enlist the help of local resources to explore the cost of utilities in municipalities they are considering for new locations.
Economic Development, Utilities, Site Selection
Discover the logistics advantages of the Buffalo Niagara region; Joplin, Missouri; Southern California; and Nebraska.
Energy resources often spell the difference between an adequate location and a great one. Energy utilities may therefore serve as a valuable partners in the site selection process.
Jeremy Woods of Summit Realty Group explains how an orchestrated strategy to integrate supply chain, energy use, and real estate costs can help save money.
Air Cargo, Global Economy, Middle East, Asia, Intermodal, Utilities, Latin America
Russia developing a super-heavy cargo plane; Suppliers cannot meet Northern Europe's demand for wind power equipment; United Arab Emirates top re-exporter of rice; Outsourcing grows in Brazil; FedEx Express expands expedited offerings in China; Luxembourg-based 3PL introduces new multimodal hanging garment container to Australian apparel industry.
3PL, Economic Development, Utilities, Site Selection, Transportation Infrastructure, Supply Chain Management
Here is a look at the attributes that rank high on the list for any company seeking a location for supply chain activities.
Air Cargo, Intermodal, 3PL, Economic Development, Distribution, Utilities, Ocean, Ports, Site Selection, Rail, Trucking, Transportation Infrastructure, Supply Chain Management, Warehousing
Geography, transportation infrastructure, and a strong distribution sector make Memphis a natural logistics hub.
Economic Development, Distribution, Utilities, Site Selection, Warehousing
When selecting a site for a new warehouse or distribution center, there's a second infrastructure that demands attention: the power generation and delivery system.
Rapid change follows rapid growth in the wind power industry. Here's how logistics providers are working to go any way the wind blows.
Economic Development, Utilities, Logistics, Site Selection, Supply Chain
Economic development partners collaborate to create incentive packages tailored to each company's needs.
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