Nishati Power Technologies expands Mesa manufacturing footprint to meet military demand

Nishati Power Technologies on Tuesday opened its new 15,000-square-foot manufacturing site in the Pecos 17 industrial park.

BY AMY EDELEN/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL

Nov 15, 2026, 6:31 AM

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Nishati Power Technologies is expanding its footprint in Mesa to increase production of power systems for the U.S. military. (Photo via Nishati Power Technologies)

(Photo via Nishati Power Technologies)

An Arizona-based defense and energy technology company is expanding its footprint in Mesa to increase production of power systems for the U.S. military.

Nishati Power Technologies on Tuesday opened its new 15,000-square-foot manufacturing site in the Pecos 17 industrial park, near Pecos and Sossaman roads.

Nishati Power Technologies’ Mesa site consists of 6,285 square feet of manufacturing space and 8,805 square feet of testing grounds, expanding the company’s presence in Arizona to more than 25,000 square feet. The company also operates an office at 21576 E. Diana Way in Queen Creek.

“Mesa’s commitment to attracting advanced manufacturing investment and its emergence as a leading aerospace and defense hub made it the natural choice for our continued growth,” Robert Charette, CEO of Nishati Power Technologies, said. “This expansion strengthens our ability to deliver the mission-critical tactical power warfighters need to operate, communicate, and fight on the battlefront today.”

NPT also chose to expand in Mesa because of its proximity to the Loop 202, Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport and local workforce development programs at the East Valley Institute of Technology and Arizona State University⁠’s Polytechnic campus.

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