DCL America expands year-old manufacturing facility in Houston area as demand surges

A second major expansion of the Houston-area manufacturing footprint has been completed by DCL America, a subsidiary of the DCL Technology Group. This development follows only one year after the opening of a new state-of-the-art facility in 2024, reflecting a strategic response to accelerating demand across core industrial markets.

Increased Capacity and Production Flow

The latest expansion brings DCL America’s total Houston manufacturing footprint to approximately 60,000 square feet. By combining the original leased facility, the 2024 plant, and the new additional space, the company has significantly increased throughput and improved production flow. This increased scale allows for the production of integrated emissions, noise, and heat-recovery systems at the volume necessary to meet compressed project timelines.

Supporting U.S. Infrastructure and Data Centers

The expansion is specifically positioned to support three rapidly growing sectors in the United States:

  • Data Center Infrastructure: Meeting high-uptime power requirements and stringent environmental standards for the digital economy.
  • Power Generation: Providing advanced emissions control for gas-to-power applications.
  • Gas Compression: Supporting sustained growth driven by rising natural gas demand and LNG development.

Commitment to U.S. Manufacturing

Since establishing its first Houston operations in 2008, DCL America has grown to include two ASME-certified manufacturing facilities and regional warehousing across the U.S. This latest investment underscores a commitment to manufacturing in close proximity to North American customers, ensuring faster project execution and localized technical support.

As the DCL Technology Group approaches 40 years of engineering innovation, the expanded Houston operations serve as a central hub for delivering high-performance solutions that help operators navigate the dual pressures of increased power demand and environmental compliance.

Read the full article: Houston Business Journal

Facebook
LinkedIn
Reddit
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.