News for Panel Builders

nVent Electric plc has recently announced that it was awarded a gold sustainability rating from EcoVadis—a third-party assessor of environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance. This is nVent’s first gold rating and a key milestone in its ESG journey. nVent focuses its ESG efforts on People, Products, Planet and Governance and continuously innovates and enhances its ESG initiatives with support from global teams across the company. These efforts helped nVent improve from a silver rating in 2021 and 2022 to a gold EcoVadis rating in its 2023 assessment.

Recently, nVent Electric plc had announced that Martha Claire Bennett has joined the organization as Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). Bennett will lead the company’s global marketing organization, strengthening the focus on vertical marketing, expanding digital marketing capabilities and enhancing nVent’s customer and partner experience. She also will lead branding and communications, accelerating nVent’s role in the sustainability and the electrification of everything. Bennett will report directly to nVent Chair and CEO Beth Wozniak.

nVent Electric plc has recently announced a collaboration with Hyperview, a cloud-based data center infrastructure management (DCIM) platform. The collaboration will offer data center customers expanded control and monitoring capabilities for their power distribution units (PDUs). nVent PDUs steadily deliver power to data centers, helping their systems run smoothly. Because operators aren’t always on-site, they need to remotely monitor data center system functions, which support their customers’ mission critical operations.

nVent Electric plc has recently announced it will open a new distribution center in Dayton, Minnesota. The current distribution center in Anoka will be used to expand the manufacturing of liquid cooling products for data centers. nVent plans to move into the new distribution center by the end of 2023. The acceleration of artificial intelligence (AI), greater data consumption, rising heat densities, and growth in edge computing are driving demand for nVent’s data center solutions offerings, including liquid cooling.