Infrastructure

According to the Boise Valley Economic Partnership, the overall cost of doing business in Boise Valley is nearly a third lower than it is in California or Washington. This is due in part to low workers' compensation insurance premiums, competitive natural gas prices, and low electricity costs, with hydropower as a base

Economy.com ranks Idaho among the 10 states with the lowest overall costs of doing business. The Corporation for Enterprise Development rates Idaho No. 1 in manufacturing investment and 6th in long-term employment growth. We are constantly upgrading and expanding the physical and technical structures to support business in Boise, including our award-winning airport (BOI), and our unique geothermal system that serves the downtown core area.

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