Danfoss has officially opened its new 145,000 square foot factory in Tallahassee, Florida, marking a significant milestone in the company’s expansion. This new facility doubles Danfoss’ production capacity for oil-free compressor technology, meeting the growing demand across North America, Europe, and Asia.
As leaders in oil-free compressor technology, Danfoss aims to support global efforts to decarbonize HVAC systems. The new factory aligns with Danfoss’ ESG ambition of achieving carbon neutrality by 2030. The facility utilizes solar power, Turbocor compressors, and a heat recovery system to ensure environmentally responsible manufacturing processes.
“This investment is not only a commitment to meeting the evolving needs of our customers but underscores the importance of local manufacturing,” commented Ricardo Schneider, President of Danfoss Turbocor. “As part of Danfoss’ green growth strategy, we are regionalizing our supply chains in order to manufacture products closer to our customers, improve service and decarbonize our operations. Expanding our capacity in Tallahassee is key to our growth strategy in North America.”
In November 2023, Turbocor celebrated its 10th anniversary of being a wholly owned Danfoss company. Initially founded in 1994 and later becoming a joint venture with Danfoss in 2004, the company has made its mark globally. Danfoss Turbocor is continuing to grow its footprint, with an expanded facility in Haiyan, China opening next year, and the establishment of a configuration center in Nordborg, Denmark, at Danfoss’ corporate headquarters. The Nordborg site currently handles sales and service for Turbocor’s European customers; a new production facility is scheduled for completion in 2026.
