As the nation’s second-largest energy supplier, Pennsylvania isn't just a place — it's a powerhouse. Companies here count on low-cost, reliable access to electricity and natural gas within a future-focused energy ecosystem that’s surging with opportunity.
PA’s electric grid powers homes and businesses through diverse resources, from natural gas and nuclear power to wind and hydropower. We’re the country’s largest natural gas producer after Texas, prepared to fuel energy-intensive industries like heavy manufacturing and data processing. And we are invested in maintaining a strong grid. That’s why the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection awarded over $15 million in grants to electric distribution companies to enhance grid reliability and resilience.
We’ve been at the forefront of energy production for centuries, from our historic coal mines to breakthroughs in oil and nuclear power. Today, we're leading the charge in clean hydrogen technology as the only state with two federally designated Regional Clean Energy Hubs. Our abundant supply and steadfast commitment to innovation make Pennsylvania an ideal partner for businesses seeking reliable, sustainable, and competitive energy solutions.
“We’re bullish about the region’s leadership in energy innovation and transition because we have a complete and dynamic ecosystem to support it — one grounded in innovation, brain and muscle power, STEM expertise, and world-class manufacturing capacity.”
— Stefani Pashman, CEO, Allegheny Conference on Community Development
The proposed energy plan will provide funding for new projects through an updated Pennsylvania Economic Development for a Growing Economy (PA EDGE) manufacturing tax credit, streamline energy project approvals by creating a state energy siting board, and encourage communities to lower utility bills through shared energy resources. Additionally, the plan increases rebates for energy-efficient appliances to help reduce household energy costs.
For over 60 years, Lycoming County-based PMF Industries, Inc. has manufactured precision metal components that are used in everything from aerospace to medical tech. Thanks to a new $4.6 million investment from the Commonwealth, they’re expanding into the clean hydrogen sector – creating at least 20 new full-time jobs while retaining 78 existing positions.
ACE provides financial assistance to eligible applicants for utilization, development, and construction of alternative and clean energy products, infrastructure associated with natural gas, and energy efficiency and conservation projects.
DEP has grants and loans to assist individuals and businesses with a host of environmental issues. Whether your project is local to your community or a statewide endeavor, DEP has tools and funding to guide you along the process.
The Pipeline Investment Program (PIPE) provides grants to construct the last few miles of natural gas distribution lines to business parks, manufacturing enterprises, and industrial complexes.
The Pennsylvania Energy Development Authority is an independent public financing authority that funds clean, advanced energy projects. Projects that potentially qualify for funding include solar energy, wind, low-impact hydropower, geothermal, biomass, landfill gas, fuel cells, integrated gasification combined cycle, waste coal coal-mine methane, and demand management measures.
The PA EDGE program provides tax credits to expanding businesses in critical manufacturing sectors. Companies purchasing dry natural gas for manufacturing petrochemicals or fertilizers may qualify for the Local Resource Manufacturing (LRM) tax credit available through the PA Department of Revenue.
The PA EDGE program provides tax credits to expanding businesses in critical manufacturing sectors. Manufacturers purchasing clean hydrogen and natural gas from a Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub (RCHH) many qualify for tax credits through the PA Department of Revenue.