Eaton said that through this acquisition, it hopes to better serve the energy management need of its customers.
Thomas Gross, vice chairman and chief operating officer of electrical sector at Eaton, said: “Energy management and service is an important part of Eaton’s growth portfolio.
“EMC’s capabilities enhance our value added service business by expanding our early stage service offerings. This will ultimately better position Eaton to meet our customers’ growing energy management needs.”
Eaton is in the business of manufacturing various industrial components such as electrical components, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, truck and automotive drivetrain and powertrain systems.
EMC Engineers provides services in the field of retrofitting and upgrading mechanical, electrical, and control systems. It also performs energy modeling and analysis, facility commissioning, and energy savings performance contracting.
