Greenlight Networks completed its Loop Internet integration and opened a Scranton office, making the city its first Pennsylvania operations hub.
Up to 8-gig symmetrical service is now available across downtown Scranton and nearby communities, with no contracts, hidden fees or variable pricing, the company said.
More than 55,000 homes and businesses in Northeast Pennsylvania can already access Greenlight’s fiber network, and another 27,000 are slated to come online by early 2027.
Greenlight said it entered Pennsylvania in April 2025 and chose the region because residents wanted another provider; local officials said added competition could lower internet costs and widen access.