Pennsylvania has always been an energy powerhouse. Today, that legacy is being channelled into building one of the most advanced clean energy economies in the United States. The Commonwealth is already the second largest net supplier of energy in the country, but the real story lies in how that energy is transforming.
From solar farms and wind projects to the second-largest producer of nuclear energy in the United States, Pennsylvania is diversifying its energy mix while protecting its workforce and environment. The state is also leading in hydrogen innovation, with two federally designated clean hydrogen hubs (MACH2 in the Mid-Atlantic and ARCH2 in Appalachia) securing 1.7 billion dollars in federal investment. Together, they are projected to create more than 40,000 family-sustaining jobs across engineering, construction, and advanced manufacturing.
Pennsylvania’s abundant natural gas resources, robust electricity grid, and skilled energy workforce provide a strong foundation to deliver reliable and affordable power while driving the global clean energy transition. The Commonwealth is not waiting for the future, it is actively building it. From redeveloping former industrial sites into energy innovation zones to advancing nuclear supply chains, energy storage, and manufacturing capacity, Pennsylvania is proving that clean energy and economic growth go hand in hand.
For international businesses, the opportunity is clear. Pennsylvania is one of the most competitive places in North America to invest in clean energy. From powering next-generation technologies to anchoring resilient supply chains, the Commonwealth offers the infrastructure, expertise, and certainty to succeed in a rapidly changing global market.
