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Peak+ Expands Shelby County, Tennessee, Production Operations

11/12/2026
Cooling technology manufacturer Peak+ plans to expand its operations in Memphis, Tennessee. The $845,000 project is expected to create 96 jobs in Shelby County.

The investment at the company's existing facility will support production of adiabatic pre-cooling systems designed to reduce electricity consumption and improve cooling reliability.

“Peak+ was born in Memphis, and we’re proud to be growing here. Data centers are under real pressure to cool more computing power without overloading the grid. Our precooling systems help them do that by using less electricity and keeping cooling reliable on the hottest days. This new facility lets us meet that demand and build a team of skilled manufacturing and engineering professionals right here in Shelby County. We’re grateful to Governor Lee, Commissioner McWhorter and TNECD for their partnership in making this expansion possible,” said Peak+ CEO Chris Curry.

Peak+ specializes in the design, engineering, manufacturing and commissioning of adiabatic pre-cooling systems for commercial and industrial HVAC applications.

“Energy generation and the infrastructure that supports it are critical to Tennessee’s continued economic growth, and I’m proud to be part of today’s announcement. As demand for advanced industries grows, investments like this will help meet the energy needs of the future while strengthening Tennessee’s ability to attract innovation, investment and high-quality jobs. We appreciate Peak+’s commitment to Memphis and look forward to its continued partnership as we build the industries and infrastructure of the future,” noted Tennessee Deputy Governor and Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter.

“TVA and MLGW congratulate Peak+ Energy on its decision to expand operations in Memphis. We are proud to work in partnership with the Greater Memphis Chamber and the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development in our shared commitment to supporting job creation and investment in the communities we serve and look forward to Peak+ Energy’s continued business success here,” added Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Vice President of Economic Development Heidi Smith.

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