POWAY, CA, Oct 21, 2025 – EPC Power Corp. (EPC Power) has partnered with Utility Innovation Group (UIG) to deploy one of the first advanced power systems for AI data centers. The system uses EPC Power’s M-series inverters to deliver power conversion and grid stability. The technology is set for delivery in 2025 and supports the energy demands of AI infrastructure with scalable power solutions.
Power infrastructure for AI data centers requires systems that can manage high-density computing and variable power loads while maintaining uninterrupted power demand. EPC’s M-inverter system provides the hardware platform, and UIG’s energy management and controls software enables real-time response to shifting workloads. The combined solution integrates with multiple power generation sources, offering an adaptive power system designed for the demands of AI-driven computing.
Using EPC Power’s U.S.-made inverters and UIG’s control systems, the solution provides stable, flexible, and resilient power for AI computing demands.
“AI workloads require a level of power quality and stability far beyond traditional solutions,” said Jim Fusaro, CEO of EPC Power. “By integrating our robust inverter technology with UIG’s industry-leading controls and integration expertise, we’re delivering a solution that not only meets these demands but redefines how power infrastructure for AI data centers is built.”
Source: EPC Power
About EPC Power Corp.
EPC Power Corp., founded in 2010 and based in Poway, CA, designs and manufactures utility-scale power conversion systems. Its products include inverters for solar, energy storage, data center, and grid-tied power applications. The company serves renewable energy, grid infrastructure, and industrial markets worldwide. EPC Power builds inverters using U.S.-made components that meet global standards and certifications. As of 2025, the company employs about 235 people and reports estimated annual revenue of $63M.
About UIG
Utility Innovation Group (UIG), based in Raleigh, NC, is an engineering company that designs, builds, and operates decentralized energy systems, microgrids, and grid infrastructure for utilities and large energy users. Founded in 2021, the company provides services in protection and controls engineering, substation and distribution design, microgrid deployment, and distributed energy resource integration. UIG serves industries such as data centers, critical infrastructure, renewable energy, and grid-edge applications. The company has received venture funding and investments to support its growth in advanced power systems and grid modernization.