TMEIC Corporation Americas, a subsidiary of TMEIC Corporation (Japan), announced plans to relocate its headquarters to Houston, Texas in March 2025. Meanwhile, to emphasize its commitment to American photovoltaic manufacturing, TMEIC will establish a 144000 square foot factory in Brook Hill, Texas specifically for manufacturing utility scale photovoltaic inverters.

The decision to relocate headquarters from Roanoke, Virginia to Houston, Texas and significantly expand manufacturing capabilities is in line with TMEIC's strategic goals in renewable energy technology, domestic manufacturing, and strengthening global sustainability. The relocation of the headquarters will promote innovation, accommodate TMEIC's growing team, and enhance its ability to serve customers. TMEIC will continue to establish an office in Roanoke, Virginia, dedicated to designing, developing, and manufacturing advanced automation systems, large AC motors, and variable frequency drive systems for various industrial sectors worldwide.

We are pleased to expand our business in the Houston area by relocating our headquarters and opening new manufacturing facilities, "said Manmeet S. Bhatia, President and CEO of TMEIC Corporation Americas." These investments and expansions have the potential to create up to 300 job opportunities for the local community. This strategic expansion highlights TMEIC's dedication to the renewable energy industry, driving the development of clean energy technologies, maintaining good customer relationships, and competing globally while proudly manufacturing in the United States

The new Brookshire factory is scheduled to begin operations in October 2024, located near TMEIC's existing uninterruptible power supply and medium voltage drive manufacturing plant in Katie, Texas. Once put into operation, the initial production capacity of the factory will reach 9 GW per year and will be expanded according to market demand in the future.