H&MV Engineering Has Established Dallas Headquarters
The Irish power firm plans to create 1,000 U.S. jobs over the next five years.
Updated on Sept. 20, 2026 in Remote Work
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Irish-based H&MV Engineering has officially opened its new North American headquarters at 3131 McKinney Ave. in Dallas. The firm, which designs electrical substations and power connections, aims to scale its workforce significantly as it pursues international growth.
Why it matters
The move is driven by surging demand for electricity to power AI, data centers, and massive energy projects. Establishing a presence in Dallas provides the company with proximity to key clients and access to a robust regional engineering talent pool.
The company currently reports $1.1 billion in annual revenue and a $1.6 billion valuation, with 24 gigawatts of projects under its management. Executives now project hitting $3.5 billion in annual revenue within the next five years.
The players
H&MV Engineering
This Irish-based firm specializes in the design and construction of complex electrical substations and power infrastructure.
The details
H&MV Engineering secured new investment to fuel its global expansion, which now includes a strong footprint in the U.S. market. The firm maintains its original base in Limerick, Ireland, while coordinating extensive construction and design operations from its new Texas hub.
Timeline
In 2020, the firm recorded annual revenue of $70 million.
The Dallas headquarters announcement was released on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
The firm plans to complete its hiring of 1,000 U.S. jobs over the next five years.
Market Landscape
H&MV Engineering's expansion reflects a broader shift as firms pivot to capitalize on the massive energy demands of modern digital infrastructure. By securing a presence in Dallas, the company positions itself to compete directly for the engineering contracts required by the data center arms race.
Local residents in Dallas may benefit from the creation of 1,000 new engineering and support roles over the next five years. The firm's presence aims to integrate local talent into large-scale electrical infrastructure projects across the U.S. and beyond.
The takeaway
The company's rapid revenue growth from $70 million to $1.1 billion highlights how niche infrastructure firms are scaling to meet global energy needs. This expansion serves as a case study for how foreign enterprises leverage specific U.S. cities to tap into specialized local talent pipelines.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Chron.
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