Alliant Energy flags power availability as leading priority in business site selection

By Public Technologies
  • Alliant Energy's site selection analysis identifies power availability as a leading priority for business location and expansion decisions in 2026.
  • Project delays are increasing: 43% of site selectors report slower progress; 35% say fewer announced projects are breaking ground.
  • Geopolitical risk and policy uncertainty rank alongside workforce among top location factors, cited by 50% of site selectors.
  • Sites with completed environmental reviews, preliminary utility plans and permitting groundwork are better positioned to reduce delays.
  • Early community opposition screening can eliminate locations before shortlisting, increasing the importance of transparent risk disclosure.


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