H&MV Engineering Opened North American Hub in Dallas
The Irish electrical design firm plans to add 1,000 U.S. roles as it scales to meet rising power infrastructure demand.
Updated on Sept. 20, 2026 in Remote Work
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Limerick-based H&MV Engineering has established its new North American headquarters at 3131 McKinney Ave. in Dallas. The firm is expanding its U.S. footprint to support the rising demand for electricity required by data centers, artificial intelligence, and energy projects.
Why it matters
The firm's expansion highlights the intense competition for engineering talent and geographic proximity to utility customers in the U.S. power infrastructure sector. This move enables the company to capitalize on the energy transition while scaling its design operations for large-scale projects.
The firm reported revenue of $1.1 billion, up from $70 million in 2020, and currently manages 24 gigawatts of global projects. H&MV Engineering, which holds a $1.6 billion valuation, aims to grow its annual revenue to $3.5 billion within the next five years.
The players
H&MV Engineering
An Irish-based design firm specializing in electrical substations and power connection infrastructure with a global portfolio.
The details
H&MV Engineering specializes in the design of electrical substations and complex power connections. The Dallas headquarters serves as a strategic base to manage and scale these design and construction operations for North American clients. The firm expects its U.S. hiring push to reach 1,000 employees over the next five years as it secures additional international investment.
Timeline
2020: The company generated $70 million in revenue.
September 17, 2026: The firm officially announced its new Dallas headquarters.
Next five years: The company intends to hire 1,000 workers and hit $3.5 billion in revenue.
Market Landscape
This move follows the documented industry trend of grid infrastructure providers expanding in the U.S. to support the rapid development of power-intensive data centers and AI clusters. It marks a significant shift from the firm’s Limerick origins as it matures into a multi-billion dollar entity.
Operators in the power infrastructure and construction space should track the firm’s recruitment activity as a signal of local engineering talent competition. Business owners should also evaluate if their current infrastructure partners have sufficient U.S. presence to meet the accelerating demand for data center projects.
The takeaway
The rapid revenue growth of H&MV Engineering serves as a benchmark for the scaling potential in power infrastructure design services. Operators should monitor the company's hiring trajectory over the next five years to gauge how significantly the U.S. engineering labor market is tightening.
Further reading
For more on shifts in operational footprint, see our Remote Work coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Chron.
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