Powering Growth in Electric Cooperative Territory
The South Carolina Power Team is the economic development organization representing South Carolina’s 20 electric cooperatives that power more than 1.6 million South Carolinians.
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$9Bin announced capital investment since 2014 -
36,933jobs created since 2014 -
$50Minvested leveraging $237M in combined funding on 39 projects since 2014 -
$1.8Bin announced capital investment in 2021
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4,715jobs created in 2021
For Site Selectors
Find Your Next Site: Go beyond a property search with Labor Study results, Water & Wastewater Study results and Location Analysis.
For Businesses
Engage with world class business and industry support.
For Communities
Explore our Labor Study Tool: Analyze your available workforce, including underemployment and true commuting patterns. Also, compare your community against any in the United States.
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Economic Development
The South Carolina Power Team serves as an essential economic development partner for new capital investment, job creation and electric load within electric cooperative territory.
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Project Management
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Site Readiness Fund
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Cooperative Recruitment and Expansion Fund
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Business Retention and Expansion
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Community Development
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Professional Development
Meet The Team
The Power to Impress
Whether it is working hand-in-hand with new businesses locating in South Carolina, helping an existing business navigate a sudden challenge or preparing a community for future growth, the South Carolina Power Team has a dedicated team of economic and community development professionals at the ready.
Essential to Project Success
Project Case Studies
The South Carolina Power Team, in support of the 20 electric cooperatives of South Carolina, is an essential partner for economic development in South Carolina. Often, throughout the site selection process, projects encounter challenges as the location decision progresses.
The electric cooperatives and the South Carolina Power Team have consistently come to the table with innovative solutions that play a critical role in combatting these challenges and assist companies in choosing South Carolina. These Case Studies are a few of the many specific examples where projects have faced a critical need and the electric cooperatives have found a solution to assist in companies locating in South Carolina.
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