Scroll down or choose a topic from the following list. Electric rates are among the lowest in the Southeastern U.S. and service reliability is outstanding. The Floridan Aquifer, one of the purest and most productive aquifers in the world, produces high-quality water from wells that are typically 1,000 feet deep. The JEA water system has significant excess capacity.
Natural gas is either presently available at industrial parks or readily available.
A new driver of economic development is access to bandwidth communications. The three elements of bandwidth access are capacity, choice, and redundancy. Jacksonville's railroads, which carry the bandwidth, are the key to telecommunications because the freight of the future is data. The old adage of location, location, location is something Jacksonville is proud of when it comes to our telecommunications network. Most major business districts and employment centers in the Jacksonville metro area are served by a fiber optic based diversely routed network infrastructure.