Renewable leadership Clarksville Connected Utilities is a municipally owned utility delivering electric, water, wastewater and broadband, with a pioneering use of 100% renewable energy for internal needs and a history of substantial renewable contribution, indicating potential for partnerships around sustainable energy projects, green infrastructure, and energy management solutions.

Fiber expansion The utility is expanding its fiber optic network to connect homes and businesses, with existing anchor institutions at 10 Gbps and plans for gig speeds at affordable prices, creating a sales opportunity for high-capacity connectivity services, smart city applications, and enterprise networking solutions.

Regional footprint With service to Clarksville and wholesale water systems reaching approximately 28,000 people in the Arkansas River Valley, CCU presents a regional growth potential for additional utility services, network infrastructure, water technology, and possible cross-sell of distributed energy and connectivity products.

Mid-market potential Annual revenue in the mid-range and a small-to-midsize employee base suggest CCU may be agile and cost-conscious, making it receptive to scalable, cost-effective technology, security, and managed services tailored to utilities and municipal operations.

Digital and resilience needs The combination of cloud-based tech stack, solar/renewable energy usage, and modernization efforts signals demand for cloud security, data analytics, IoT integration, and resilient IT with uptime guarantees for critical municipal services.