Binghamton University's Battery Hub emerges victorious in the National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engines Competition! Senator Schumer announced up to $160 million in federal funding to fuel the expansion of America's battery industry. NY-BEST is charged with implementation to foster innovation, job creation, and policy development in the energy storage sector. The progress made by Binghamton University will continue to have positive impacts on the entire Southern Tier region.

STEG and the Chemung County IDA are thrilled to join eight Southern Tier IDAs in a research project to harness clean technology opportunties for our region.

On The Job Training Opportunities

On the Job Training Grants are available from CSS Workforce New York. Be sure to see if your business and employees are eligible.

Please visit

CSS Workforce NY

For more information!

Export Assistance Available

Does your business need assistance with international business development?

Businesses in Chemung County can receive help from the U.S. Commercial Service which can help with market intelligence, commercial diplomacy, export counseling, business matchmaking, and trade events.

Please visit the International Trade Administration's website for more information but if you need immediate assistance please reach out to Jill Koski 607.733.6513 to be connected to the regional Trade Assistance Office.

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Exit 56 Development Site, Gateway to the City of Elmira.

Recently featured in Pyramid Brokerage new listings, this development site is located to perfection. Immediately off of I-86, featuring a large volume of average daily traffic. This site, available for lease, is primed for retail, hospitality, wholesale business and much more.

Our GIS Zoom prospector tool has all the information you need for your next business decision. Whether you're expanding or moving to Chemung County for the first time, start your search with us.

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MEET OUR INVESTORS

About Us:

Southern Tier Economic Growth (STEG) a private, not-for-profit organization that fosters prosperity and vitality in Chemung County through the planning, promotion and implementation of economic development programs. Its board of directors has over 65 members, over 75 percent are private business people working side-by-side with chief elected officials and education and community leaders to help create and retain jobs, sustaining a strong economy. It works with the Chemung County Industrial Development Agency (CCIDA), a Public Benefit Corporation of the State of New York that was formed in 1975. The Chemung County IDA consists of a seven-member Board of Directors and provides a variety of tax incentives, financing, and/or related benefits to a broad range of eligible projects that provide a positive economic impact within Chemung County.

400 E Church Street

Elmira, NY 14901

P: 607.733.6513

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