Tag: Rail Proximity

  • Powering Progress: Stable Utility Infrastructure in the Mojave Basin

    Powering Progress: Stable Utility Infrastructure in the Mojave Basin

    Reliable utility access is the backbone of any industrial operation. Newberry Springs sits atop the Lower Mojave River Valley Groundwater Basin, a vital resource that has sustained local industry and agriculture for decades. Through the management of the Mojave Water Agency (MWA), businesses in Newberry Springs operate within an adjudicated basin that provides transparency and long-term security for water production allowances.

    Complementing our water resources is a robust electrical grid. Our proximity to major transmission corridors, including the Lugo-Mohave lines, ensures a high-capacity power supply capable of supporting everything from light manufacturing to large-scale cold storage.

    Infrastructure Advantages:

    • High-Capacity Wells: Average well yields of 480–770 GPM in the floodplain unit.
    • Electrical Redundancy: Proximity to Southern California Edison (SCE) high-voltage infrastructure.
    • Rail Proximity: BNSF and Union Pacific mainlines provide a secondary “steel freeway” for bulk material import and export.