ERMCO

Cooperative-owned US maker of oil-filled distribution transformers: single- and three-phase pad-mount and pole-mount units for utilities and co-ops. Its Spire Power Solutions unit adds the Power Partners, Pioneer, Jefferson Electric and V&F brands.

HQ US Founded 1964 Pad-mountPole-mountDry-typeDistributionUS plantUS expansion

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Facts

Source per value
Segment Power when the maker publishes power, GSU, HVDC, autotransformer or reactor products or a rating above 20 MVA; Distribution when it publishes distribution, pad-mount, pole-mount, network or dry-type products; both when it publishes each. Derived from Transformer types and Largest rating.
Distribution 1
Transformer types Product types the maker lists, separated by semicolons: power, GSU, autotransformer, HVDC, shunt reactor, substation, distribution, pad-mount, pole-mount, network, dry-type (cast resin, VPI), mobile, rectifier/industrial, renewable and data center lines.
distribution; pad-mount; pole-mount; dry-type 1
Largest rating MVA Largest verified published rating in the cited product or regional scope, in MVA. Product range identifies base, forced-cooling, phase-shifter throughput or group-history claims; these rating bases are not interchangeable. Planned future ranges are described separately.
Not published
Smallest rating kVA Smallest published rating, in kVA. Shows how far down the distribution range a maker goes.
Not published
Product range The kVA/MVA range as the maker states it, by product line.
Three-phase oil-filled padmount range: 30-3,000 kVA; single-phase padmount and polemount products; group dry-type products through Spire 4
Highest voltage kV Highest voltage class the maker publishes or has delivered, in kV (AC system voltage; HVDC noted under Voltage classes).
Not published
Voltage classes Voltage classes and BIL as the source states them, by product or plant.
Three-phase padmount primary 2.4-35 kV (150 kV BIL), secondary up to 600 V 4
Plants Transformer manufacturing locations, city and country. Planned plants carry their target date. Location lists identify verified sites and may not cover every factory in a global group.
Dyersburg, Tennessee, United States; Greeneville, Tennessee, United States (components); Bristol, Wisconsin, United States; Athens, Georgia, United States; Reynosa, Mexico; Maricopa County, Arizona, United States (planned 2027) 1
Plant countries Countries with verified operating transformer manufacturing in the cited scope; not necessarily the complete global footprint. Component and service-only sites do not establish new-unit manufacturing.
United States; Mexico 2
US plant Yes when an operating US transformer plant is verified; No when the source shows the maker's plants and none is in the US. Empty means not verified.
Yes 2
EU plant Yes when an operating transformer plant in an EU-27 country is verified (the UK, Norway, Switzerland and Turkey do not count). Empty means not verified.
Not published
Capacity expansion Announced transformer capacity expansions: amount in the original currency, place, announcement date, target date and output change. US and EU projects first.
New 566,121 sq ft three-phase transformer plant about 30 miles west of Phoenix, Arizona, production 2027, 541 jobs; added production at Dyersburg, Tennessee and Athens, Georgia; 158,000 sq ft Bristol, Wisconsin facility acquired 2025 2
Largest US/EU expansion $M Largest single announced US or EU transformer capacity investment, in US$ millions, where the source states a dollar amount. Euro amounts stay in Capacity expansion unconverted.
Not published
Expansion region Where the announced capacity expansions are: US, EU, both, or only elsewhere (Other).
US 3
Certifications and standards Quality certifications, listings and design standards the source names (ISO 9001, IEEE C57, IEC 60076, EU Ecodesign Tier 2, utility approvals).
ISO 9001:2015 (Dyersburg, Greeneville, Bristol, Reynosa; DQS); IEEE C57.12.00; ANSI and RUS standards 1
Data center offer Yes when the maker markets transformers for data centers or has disclosed a data center transformer order. Empty means not found.
Not published
Data center product or order The named data center line, or the disclosed order with value and date.
Not published
Parent or owner Parent company or owner where the source states one.
Arkansas Electric Cooperatives, Inc. 3
HQ country Country of the maker's headquarters.
United States 1
HQ region Region of the maker's headquarters.
North America 1
Legacy brands and names Sourced former names and acquired transformer businesses, retained on the current maker row to avoid duplicate supplier counts.
Not published

Sources

  1. ERMCO: Distribution transformers and components accessed 2026-11-11
  2. ERMCO: Our history accessed 2026-11-11
  3. NRECA: ERMCO to expand production into Arizona in 2027 accessed 2026-11-11
  4. ERMCO: Three-phase pad-mount accessed 2026-11-11
  5. ERMCO: Waddell, Arizona factory announcement, 21 January 2026 accessed 2026-11-11

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