NEMA Welcomes Four New Members, Elevating Electroindustry Leadership in the Manufacturing Sector
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) welcomed three manufacturing member companies and one associate member company to its membership. Together, NEMA’s more than 300 member companies are ensuring that our nation’s grid, transportation, buildings, and industrial systems are safe, reliable, and efficient.
With the addition of manufacturing members Hyosung HICO, Ltd., Milwaukee® Tool, and SWARCO McCain, as well as associate member Integrated Power Services (IPS), Inc., NEMA gains new momentum in its mission to build a more connected, resilient, innovative future powered by electricity.
- Hyosung HICO, Ltd.: Leading producer of high-voltage power transformers and other advanced transmission and distribution (T&D) equipment critical to a safe, reliable, and efficient electric power grid, including energy storage systems, flexible AC transmission systems, DC solutions, and gas-insulated switchgear.
- Milwaukee® Tool: Global manufacturer of heavy-duty power tools, hand tools, accessories, and storage solutions for professionals in the construction, manufacturing, and maintenance industries, and inventor of the technology that enables the use of lithium-ion batteries in power tools.
- SWARCO McCain: Producing advanced traffic control products, services, and solutions, including cabinets, controllers, signals, and signs, to not only enable the growth of our transportation system, but optimize for improved traffic volume and safety outcomes.
- IPS: Providing single-source capabilities to improve the reliability of critical electrical infrastructure through services including in-shop manufacturing, engineering, technical field services, and asset management.
“Our membership represents innovative companies that are advancing our increasingly electrified economy through their products, services, and technologies,” said NEMA President and CEO Debra Phillips. “Our newest members highlight the breadth and influence of the electroindustry, delivering expertise that spans the mobility and grid sectors to industrial automation. I’m thrilled to work with them to advance our leadership in standards development, technological innovation, and electrification.”
“Joining NEMA further demonstrates HICO's commitment as a manufacturer to building not just the grid of today, but the resilient, reliable, and sustainable grid our future demands. At HICO, we are committed to ensuring that every step forward enhances reliability, prioritizes safety, and meets the long-term needs of future generations. We look forward to collaborating with NEMA and its members to help shape an energy future that is smarter, stronger, and built to last,” said Jason Neal, President of Hyosung HICO, Ltd. and Senior Executive VP, HICO America.
“We are proud to join NEMA and look forward to working alongside industry leaders to advance standards and drive innovation in the traffic industry. At SWARCO McCain, collaboration is at the heart of how we deliver safer, smarter, and more sustainable mobility solutions. Partnering with NEMA provides an incredible opportunity to shape the future of traffic management through shared expertise and a unified commitment to excellence,” said Jimi Meshulam, CEO, SWARCO McCain.
“For over 100 years, Milwaukee Tool has led the industry with innovative technologies and products that redefine performance, productivity, and safety for the professional construction trades. Joining NEMA represents a pivotal step as we continue to innovate and advance in the power equipment and electrification sectors. We look forward to collaborating with NEMA’s community of leading electrical manufacturers to power a more resilient and electrified future in Wisconsin and across the globe,” said Milwaukee Tool.
“In a rapidly changing industry, IPS is committed to understanding and contributing to the shape of its future. We are at an inflection point with the electrification of our industries, and as members of NEMA, IPS looks forward to sharing our aftermarket expertise to help shape policy, standards, and the future of industrial services,” said IPS CEO John Zuleger.
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