Utilities and Economic Development in Mississippi

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

A Powerful Partner.

With years of experience, we’re a trusted economic development partner—powering growth, investment, and opportunity across Mississippi.

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What Makes Us Different?

We don’t just provide energy – we drive progress. Through strategic partnerships, investment in infrastructure, and a commitment to strengthening local economies, we help Mississippi’s communities and businesses grow.

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Explore 80+ industrial, commercial, and development-ready properties across Mississippi. Search by location, size, and features to find the perfect fit for your business.

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Reliable. Affordable.
Built for Growth.

55

Mississippi counties powered by Cooperative Energy—the largest service territory in the state.

448,000+

homes and businesses powered by Cooperative Energy—serving 55 counties across Mississippi.

1 Million

Mississippians rely on Cooperative Energy for affordable, reliable power.

+500

Employees working to keep communities energized and growing.

Billions

Invested in energy infrastructure and economic development to foster statewide progress.

A smarter energy mix for a stronger Mississippi

Natural Gas-Fired Plants

Cooperative Energy owns and operates 17 natural gas-fired units that deliver 2,304 MW of efficient, flexible, and environmentally responsible electricity.

Solar Energy Sites

Cooperative Energy harnesses the sun’s power to provide 153 MW of solar energy from 11 solar sites across the state and supports electricity generation from more than 1,000 consumer-owned solar generation systems.

Grand Gulf Nuclear Station

Cooperative Energy owns 10% of Grand Gulf Nuclear Station, the largest single-unit nuclear plant in the country, ensuring a steady, responsible, and economical source of electricity.

Renewable MISO Sources

As a member of MISO, Cooperative Energy and its Members access additional renewable energy sources, such as wind power.

Partners in progress

We work closely with local economic development organizations and the Mississippi Development Authority to recommend sites, offer rate incentives and find grant programs for eligible economic development projects.