Carrier will invest more than $US600 million over the next three years in a new advanced manufacturing and engineering centre in Fort Worth, Texas.
Carrier has transformed its commercial HVAC business, leading to record backlog levels and a robust and growing pipeline across many key verticals.
The new state-of-the-art site demonstrates Carrier's confidence in its growth in this business and furthers Carrier's commitment to domestic manufacturing as the largest US-headquartered company in its industry, the company said.
Carrier chair & CEO, David Gitlin, said this investment reflects the strong demand the company is securing for high-performance, energy-efficient solutions and underscores their confidence in the future of American manufacturing.
"By expanding our US manufacturing and engineering footprint, we are increasing capacity for critical technologies, strengthening supply chain resilience and creating high-quality jobs," he said.
This investment supports Carrier's commercial momentum, expanding the company's US manufacturing capacity for advanced thermal management systems, including air- and water-cooled commercial chillers, and helping customers meet growing demand for intelligent climate and energy solutions across data centres, healthcare, education, industrial markets and other key verticals.
Carrier is expected to begin operations in the more than 1-million-square-foot facility in 2027.
The investment will create 1,500 advanced manufacturing, engineering and other jobs. Consistent with Carrier's 2030 Sustainability and Impact Goals, the new Fort Worth centre is expected to pursue LEED certification.