Low-Cost Utilities from Local Providers

Greenville, Texas, boasts several utility providers that offer affordable, reliable resources to companies across the region. Let us introduce you to Greenville’s utility providers and how they can support your business.

Air Quality

Greenville has some of the best air quality in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. There is minimal pollution from the more built-up parts of the region, allowing this city to be a clean-air hub in Texas. The healthy air quality benefits the local population, while also supporting companies that are trying to relocate to an environmentally sound area.  

Being an attainment county means we have clean air, as defined by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Established by the EPA, attainment means an area reaches an acceptable air quality standard. The EPA considers Greenville an "attainment" area.

Electricity

Greenville Electric Utilities System (GEUS) is the oldest of the 72 municipally owned utilities in Texas, and serves both companies and residents. GEUS has been part of this community since 1891 and supports 16,600 electric customers.

GEUS is actively improving its infrastructure to support long-term growth. It is currently updating Greenville's substation network, adding 105 MW of new generation capacity. This project will also modernize the system's transmission lines. The improvement costs will be funded through long-term bonds issued over the next three years, with a $109.8 million investment in fiscal year 2024 alone.

Gas  

Connect your gas lines quickly with Atmos Energy, the country’s largest natural gas-only distributor. Greenville is one of 1,400 communities served by Atmos, which boasts more than three million customers.

Notably, Atmos is headquartered in Dallas. Even though this gas company supports eight states, it started right here.

Water

The City of Greenville maintains 205 miles of water lines, 183 miles of sewer lines, and 2,000 fire hydrants. Greenville is continuously investing in its system to provide better services to residents and businesses alike. It is currently opening a second water treatment plant, and expanding water lines throughout the city.

In August 2024, the city council approved an ordinance authorizing the City of Greenville to enter into a financing agreement with the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB), to borrow $90.5 million, and construct a second water treatment plant to meet projected needs. The city is looking to invest $217 million in improvements over the next five years.

Internet and Phone

Greenville customers have a wide range of internet and phone providers. Here are a few companies that support the region.