XNRGY Opens Mesa 1 Facility for Data Center Cooling Systems

Nov 3, 2025
XNRGY Climate Systems has opened its Mesa 1 manufacturing facility in Arizona, expanding its U.S. operations to meet growing demand for data center cooling technologies. The new site is expected to create up to 900 jobs once fully operational.

XNRGY Climate Solutions has opened its Mesa 1 manufacturing facility in Mesa, Arizona, celebrating the occasion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by over 200 guests, announced in a press release. The event marked a key milestone in the company’s expansion of its U.S. production capacity for liquid and air-cooling systems used in data centers and other critical infrastructure.

The Mesa 1 facility will focus on producing high-efficiency cooling solutions with integrated controls and AI capabilities. When fully expanded, it is expected to create approximately 900 jobs in the region. The company also operates a division in Montreal, Canada, supporting its North American customer base.

This opening follows XNRGY’s September announcement of Mesa 2, a 330,000-square-foot facility dedicated to manufacturing next-generation air-cooled chillers. Together, the Mesa 1 and Mesa 2 sites will bring the company’s total operational footprint in Mesa and Montreal to nearly one million square feet.

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