Generac Power Systems

Generac Power Systems is expanding its manufacturing, assembly and distribution center in Trenton, South Carolina. The facility, which started production in July 2021, now produces over 500 air-cooled home standby generator units per day and employs over 700 people. A building expansion to 600,000 square feet is planned, with construction expected to start in 2022. The initial investment was about $90 million.

Generac Power Systems acquired five companies in 2021: Chilicon Power (solar microinverters, California) on July 2, Apricity Code (energy technology, Oregon) and Off Grid Energy (energy storage, UK) on September 1, Tank Utility (IoT propane monitoring, Boston) on October 1, and signed an agreement to acquire ecobee (smart thermostats, Toronto) on November 1.

Generac Power Systems is expanding its manufacturing, assembly, and distribution facility in Trenton, South Carolina by 200,000 square feet, a nearly 50% increase. The expansion is expected to be complete by Q3 2022.

Generac Power Systems celebrated the grand opening of its newest manufacturing, assembly, and distribution operation in Trenton, South Carolina, to support increased demand for home standby generators and energy technologies.

Generac Power Systems and Enchanted Rock announced a 5-year development agreement for Generac to supply natural gas generators and control systems for Enchanted Rock's microgrid solutions.

Generac Power Systems purchased a new building in Pewaukee, Wisconsin for over $8 million to create a Customer Contact Center, housing approximately 300 employees, with occupancy beginning in August 2021.

Generac Power Systems is expanding operations in Edgefield County, South Carolina, at its Trenton location. The expansion will create 300 new jobs and increase capacity for home standby generators and energy technologies.

Generac announced an additional investment of 150 million pesos in infrastructure and equipment at its new Villa de Tezontepec plant between 2021 and 2022.

Generac Power Systems inaugurated a new manufacturing plant in Villa de Tezontepec, Hidalgo, Mexico, with an initial investment of 600 million pesos. The 35,000-square-meter facility employs 260 people and manufactures power generators, with plans for an additional 150 million pesos investment.

Generac Power Systems plans to open a new manufacturing, assembly, and distribution operation in Trenton, South Carolina, creating about 450 jobs. The facility will be operational by Q3 2021 and will support demand for home standby generators.

Generac Power Systems plans to open a new manufacturing, assembly, and distribution operation in Trenton, South Carolina, creating approximately 450 new jobs over two years, with the facility expected to be operational by Q3 2021.

Generac Power Systems will invest US$31 million to construct a new manufacturing plant in Villa de Tezontepec, Hidalgo, Mexico. The plant will assemble diesel and gas mobile electric generators and create 1,000 direct and indirect jobs.

Generac Power Systems opened a new 490,000-square-foot distribution center in Janesville, Wisconsin, employing 80 people in material handling, shipping, and receiving. The center will ship service parts and finished products.

Generac Power Systems plans to invest $73 million and create up to 400 jobs across its facilities in Wisconsin, including Whitewater, Waukesha, Oshkosh, Jefferson, Eagle and Berlin, supported by up to $10 million in state tax credits.

Generac Power Systems announced plans to invest over $73 million in building renovations and equipment across its facilities in Wisconsin, supported by up to $10 million in tax credits from WEDC, and expects to create at least 400 jobs over five years.