Industrial Parks
Henderson Innovation Park
The Henderson Texas Economic Development Corporation proudly introduces Henderson Innovation Park, a major milestone in our economic journey. Situated in northwest Henderson between Loop 571, State Hwy 323, and FM 2276, this 300-acre park is designed to drive business ventures, job creation, and capital investment. With premium sites ranging from 1 to 40 acres and a $10 million investment in amenities such as sewer and water services, storm drains, electricity, natural gas, and fiber optics, it’s an ideal setting for businesses to thrive.A standout feature is the installation of five SmartFlower solar systems, making it the only park in East Texas with onsite renewable energy. This positions us as leaders in sustainability and offers companies a unique chance to meet their green energy goals.Henderson Innovation Park is a prime destination for entrepreneurs, fostering growth and innovation and unlocking the city’s vast economic potential.
Tomorrow’s Texas with Clean Energy
A Proud Partner of SmartFlower Solar
Innovative Solar Energy
Henderson Innovation Park proudly hosts five state-of-the-art SmartFlower solar systems, positioning us as the only Innovation, Business, or Industrial park in East Texas with onsite renewable energy. Our decision to partner with SmartFlower aligns with our vision of sustainable development. The SmartFlower’s smart tracking system is its cornerstone, automatically unfolding each morning and using a dual-axis system to follow the sun throughout the day. This ensures a constant 90° angle, resulting in up to 40% more power generation than traditional solar systems, and the ability to produce up to 6,500 kWh/year.
Catch Every Last Ray of Sunlight
The smart tracking system is the core of SmartFlower’s brilliance. Every morning at sunrise, SmartFlower automatically unfolds. The dual-axis system allows SmartFlower’s solar panels to follow the sun across the sky
throughout the day, always maintaining the optimal 90° angle. This makes SmartFlower produce up to 40% more power than a conventional solar system and capable of producing up to 6,500 kWh/year, depending on your location.
Henderson Utilities Capacities
Water Capacities
Produces a total of 9 to 9.5 million gallons per day.
Wastewater Capacities:
North Wastewater Plant
Treats up to 1 mil gallons per day.
South Wastewater Plant
Treats up to 3 mil gallons per day.
Electric Capacities (SWEPCO)
High Voltage Line
138kV
Located to the north of Henderson, this high voltage line is capable of providing approximately 50 MW. If your business is adjacent to this line, you can expect service availability in around 24 months.
Medium Voltage Circuit
69kV
Positioned across the street from the business park, this circuit can deliver 10-12 MW. The expected timeline for service is about 18-24 months, making it a strategic option for medium-sized energy needs.
High Voltage Tower
345kV
Situated 12 miles southeast of Henderson, this line supports significant energy requirements. However, it involves a 60-month timeline for construction, right-of-way, and regulatory approvals from the agreement signing date.
Power Distribution
For immediate needs, we can supply 5-10 MW at the distribution level in just a few months. There’s also the ability to expand, accommodating your business growth at the industrial park.
Services Map
The shaded area represents our service coverage. At the top, the red line running east to west denotes the 138kV high voltage line. Additionally, the red line along W Loop 571 indicates the 69kV medium voltage circuit, capable of 10-12 MW. This map helps you visualize the strategic utility resources available for your business needs at Henderson Innovation Park.
Industrial and Manufacturing in Henderson
Henderson, once the gateway for settlers venturing into Texas, continues to be an appealing destination due to its ideal climate, ample water resources, and beautiful landscapes. Today, Henderson is home to a vibrant economy, with more than 470,000 residents living within a 35-mile radius, and over 670,000 within 45 miles.
Over the years, Henderson has evolved into an influential agricultural and industrial center in East Texas, and the future looks even brighter. Enhanced by reliable water resources and superior highway infrastructure, Henderson ensures efficient transportation of goods and availability of rail service via a short line railway.
Since witnessing a surge in industrial development following the East Texas oil boom in the 1930s, Henderson has seen consistent growth in sectors like brick manufacturing, specialty product manufacturing, food processing, metal fabrication, and timber-related industries.
Most of our industrial companies are strategically located within our three industrial parks – the Henderson Industrial Park, Southwest Industrial Park, and Preston Road Industrial Park – further enhancing the city’s economic landscape.
