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Utility Infrastructure

Ashtabula Industrial Park utility infrastructure to support a heavy industry.

  • All major industrial utilities available at or adjacent to the site
  • High-capacity power infrastructure for industrial, energy, and data center users
  • Significant water supply capacity to support large-scale operations
  • Long-haul fiber infrastructure adjacent to the site for high-speed connectivity
  • Utility capacity and flexibility to accommodate a wide range of prospect demands
  • Build-to-suit utility solutions available for qualified users
  • Strong utility provider support for development and future expansion

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Power

  • Power is provided to AIP from First Energy via a 138 / 345 kV transmission substation.
  • Detailed Load Studies in place on site with N+1 configuration.
  • Recent substation expansion project completed by First Energy.
  • First Energy 13.8 kV 3-phase loop bordering site.
  • Former 450 MW Coal Fired Power Plant site.
  • Private substation equipment within inventory including high voltage transformers and breakers.
  • Power Provider – Cleveland Electric Illuminating (First Energy)
  • Large megawatt power capabilities currently available on site.
  • 138 / 345 kV transmission substation at site.

Water

Potable Water
Potable water service is provided by Aqua Ohio through an 8-inch ductile iron water main extending to the property boundary. The system currently has approximately 5.0 million gallons per day (MGD) of available capacity.

Raw Water
High-volume raw water is available from Ashtabula County Port Authority through an existing Lake Erie intake system operated by ACDES. A 28-inch raw water main is located at the site boundary, providing approximately 30 MGD of immediately available capacity, with expansion potential up to 70 MGD.

In addition, the site retains its legacy industrial water intake infrastructure, including the screen house, intake tunnels, pumps, and associated systems. With recommissioning, this infrastructure could provide up to 50 MGD of additional raw water supply directly to site users.

  • 5,000,000 GPD public potable water excess supply at site via 8″ ductile iron line.
  • 10,000,000 + GPD raw lake water immediately available.
  • Can accomodate up to 70,000,000 GPD raw water demands.

Sanitary Sewer

Public:

Public sewer and wastewater service is provided by City of Ashtabula, and an 8″ tappable tie in point is ~2,000 ft away from the site.

The system has a total capacity of 18,000,000 GPD with 6,000,000 GPD excess capacity.

  • 6,000,000+ GPD public wastewater treatment capacity proximate to site
  • Private sanitary treatment available on site via former EMC system

Natural Gas

  • Distribution Gas provider is Enbridge (LDC).
  • Transmission gas providers are Dominion Energy (at site) and EnergyTrans (4 miles away).
  • 8″ transmission gas line that borders site with 200+ MCF/hr capacity and 90 psig MAOP. 
  • EnergyTrans Risberg line is an 18″ line and 4,000+ MCF/hr capacity available.
  • Distribution gas available on site via East Ohio Gas
  • Transmission gas at site (Dominion Energy)
  • Existing 8″ bordering site
  • Significant capacities immediately available

Fiber Optic/Telecomm

The site is strategically located along a major national fiber optic corridor, providing exceptional connectivity for hyperscale data centers, cloud computing operations, AI workloads, and mission-critical users. Fiber infrastructure studies and preliminary engineering have been completed to support dual-fed, geographically diverse fiber service, enhancing network resiliency and redundancy.

The site offers opportunities for multi-directional fiber connectivity with scalable bandwidth solutions, including planned dual-fed 20 Gbps service and the ability to support 100+ Gbps carrier-grade connectivity through network expansions and dedicated fiber deployments.

Multiple providers are currently on-net or near-net, creating a competitive telecommunications environment and enabling diverse routing options. Available providers include Zayo, Windstream/Kinetic, Agile Networks, Comcast Business, and Spectrum, with additional carrier expansion opportunities available to support large-scale digital infrastructure deployments.

  • Located along a major national fiber optic corridor
  • Dual-fed, geographically diverse fiber connectivity opportunities
  • Fiber surveys and engineering completed for dual-fed 20 Gbps service
  • Scalable 100+ Gbps connectivity potential
  • Multiple on-net and near-net carrier options
  • Diverse routing and redundancy capabilities for mission-critical operations
  • Ideal for hyperscale, cloud, AI, and high-performance computing applications
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