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Quad C Tenant Office Improvements, Danfoss Silicon Power

Danfoss Silicon Power’s advanced power module production facility in Utica, New York, is driving innovation in clean energy and electronics. Their cutting-edge technology enables smaller, faster, and more efficient devices that are transforming solar and wind energy, data centers, and the next generation of electric and hybrid vehicles.

The facility includes 29,000 square feet (2,694 square metres) of state-of-the-art, Class D cleanroom space within the Quad C building, designed to support Danfoss’ operations for the next decade. Outfitted with Silicon Carbide (SiC) packaging tools, advanced equipment, and dedicated office and logistics space, the cleanroom provides a high-tech environment for power module manufacturing.

Danfoss employs more than 300 scientists, engineers, and technicians at the Utica facility to manufacture these advanced power modules, while GE contributes research and development expertise within a leasehold area. The co-location supports close collaboration between manufacturing and R&D teams, accelerating innovation across power electronics applications.

Together, the facility’s advanced cleanroom environment, specialized workforce, and collaborative research model are strengthening New York's role in next-generation semiconductor research, development, and commercial fabrication—supporting continued advancement in clean energy, data infrastructure, and electric mobility.