Voltaris Power Acquires Electronic Power Design, Expanding Mission-Critical Power Capabilities
Combination brings together deep electrical engineering expertise, industrialized high-volume manufacturing, expanded product offerings and other power distribution capabilities to serve the growing needs of increasingly complex energy infrastructure markets.
GOODYEAR, Ariz., September 02, 2026--Voltaris Power LLC ("Voltaris"), a portfolio company of Mill Point Capital LLC ("Mill Point"), announced today that it has acquired Electronic Power Design, LLC ("EPD"), a Houston, Texas-based provider of mission-critical power distribution equipment and solutions serving data center, commercial and industrial markets.
Voltaris is a leading manufacturer of custom low- and medium-voltage switchgear, transformers and integrated power solutions serving data center, utility, commercial and industrial markets. The combination will expand Voltaris's engineering, manufacturing and power distribution capabilities, adding meaningful scale, technical depth, industrialized high-volume production capacity and a broader product portfolio to support increasingly complex customer requirements. The transaction advances Voltaris's strategy to build a differentiated, scalable energy‑infrastructure platform positioned to meet critical power needs across rapidly growing sectors.
Founded in 1986, EPD brings four decades of industry experience, a talented team of engineers and technical professionals and purpose-built manufacturing operations in Houston, Texas. EPD's principal product focus is custom low-voltage switchboards listed to UL 891 standards, complemented by power distribution units and related power distribution equipment. EPD combines custom electrical engineering with industrialized, high-volume production to manufacture complex equipment at scale while maintaining a strong focus on quality, reliability and long-term operational performance. In addition, EPD has decades of experience designing and manufacturing 800-volt direct current (800 VDC) power systems, for demanding marine and offshore applications, a distinctive body of direct-current expertise that is directly relevant as data centers increasingly evaluate higher-voltage direct-current power architectures. EPD strengthens Voltaris's position across the power value chain and broadens the combined company's ability to meet demanding technical, capacity, schedule and customer requirements.
The combined company will be positioned to capitalize on several attractive long-term trends, including the rapid expansion of hyperscale and colocation data centers, increasing power density associated with artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, continued investment in electrical infrastructure and the growing importance of resilient and flexible power systems. The platform will continue to pursue organic growth, capacity expansion, product innovation and new applications across established and emerging markets.