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Washington is equidistant between the Asian and European markets putting it at the center of today’s global economy.
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Washington State provides an excellent network of air and sea ports cutting shipping time to Asia.
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Washington State is committed to a 10-year, $4.2 billion transportation improvement plan focused on highways, public transportation, auto ferries and upgrade of existing vessels and terminals.
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The Ports offer large freight capacity with seven deep draft ports shipping $97.5 billion in goods annually.
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The State offers power rates that are among the lowest in the nation averaging $0.0425 per kWh on industrial loads.
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The Corporation for Enterprise Development ranked Washington #1 in the nation for digital infrastructure. From Spokane to Seattle, a strong rural broadband network connects to all points in the state and a robust fiber optic cable infrastructure connects Washington State to Asia providing the least latency for data across the Pacific and beyond.