NEMA Welcomes General Motors Energy, LLC and Innomotics LLC, Rymco USA as New Member Companies

Summary

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) welcomed General Motors Energy, LLC, Innomotics LLC and Rymco USA as new member companies, underscoring NEMA’s commitment to strengthening leadership on electrification, grid resilience, and energy innovation.
 
GM Energy is a leader in home energy storage solutions and electric vehicle charging equipment. The addition of this global brand to NEMA’s membership emphasizes the electroindustry’s continued focus on accelerating cutting-edge technologies to build a resilient grid and mobility network that can support America’s growing energy needs.
 
Innomotics is the backbone of reliable motor and drive technology that powers industry and infrastructure worldwide. Rymco USA, based in Houston, TX, delivers PVC conduit and strut channel products for industrial customers across the United States.  
 
“NEMA members manufacture products that enable our ever-electrifying world. As energy demand continues to grow, these companies will be key to reducing demand on the grid and creating connected and resilient homes, buildings, transportation, and infrastructure across the United States,” said Debra Phillips, NEMA’s president and CEO.
 
“Electrification is allowing vehicles to play totally new roles in our lives and I’m excited to represent such a cool and transforming business within NEMA,” said Wade Sheffer, GM Energy vice president. “GM Energy offers a full range of EV charging and home energy solutions that can be paired with a broad range of GM EVs capable of bi-directional charging.”
 
“Rymco USA is honored to join NEMA and collaborate with peers to shape the future of the electrical industry. Together, with our NEMA partners, we aim to drive progress, tackle challenges, and create sustainable, cutting-edge solutions that empower communities and businesses across the nation,” said Mauricio Bielaz, Rymco USA President.

About NEMA

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) represents more than 300 electrical equipment and medical imaging manufacturers that make safe, reliable, and efficient products and systems. Together, NEMA’s members contribute 1% of U.S. GDP and directly provide nearly 460,000 American jobs, contributing more than $250 billion to the U.S. economy.

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