Locust Grove, Georgia — According to state and local development sources, Power Grid Components plans to build out 250,041 square feet of new space in Locust Grove. The company plans to occupy the new space at 3090 GA-42 in Locust Grove, on or about May 1, 2026. According to the company website Power Grid Components (PGC) is a leading domestic supplier of critical grid components, dedicated to fortifying the capacity, resilience, and safety of the evolving power grid. The company provides reliable and responsive solutions through tailored partnerships with utilities, OEMs, packagers, distributors, and end users, ensuring the continuous flow of power across America. PGC operates through several distinct brands, each specializing in different aspects of grid infrastructure, including hardware and components for the power utility and telecom industries (Allied Bolt), instrument transformers (ITEC), medium-voltage ‘Fixed Load’ transformers (Mid-Central), and disconnect switches and substation power connectors (Royal). Additionally, PGC offers pad-mount electrical equipment and bushings (Elliott), porcelain insulators (Meister), and smart switching solutions (Vizimax). Recently, PGC announced the opening of a state-of-the-art distribution center in Georgia to enhance its North American supply chain operations.

To learn more about Power Grid Components, visit https://pgc.com/

Company Contact:
Mike Plaster, Chief Executive Officer
980-202-3732

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