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‘The plant gate is not the boundary’: PMA study details KeyState Nitrogen project’s economic reach

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By Kim Riley | October 27, 2026

A proposed $3.5 billion fertilizer and chemicals facility in Clearfield County could generate business opportunities for manufacturers across Pennsylvania, supporting jobs, suppliers, and economic activity well beyond the plant itself, according to a new economic impact study conducted by the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association (PMA). “We know manufacturing has the highest wages and largest multiplier effects across the economy, but studies like this take that idea out of the abstract...

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‘The plant gate is not the boundary’: PMA study details KeyState Nitrogen project’s economic reach

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