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The Buffalo-based manufacturer Niagara Transformer is expanding its business and changing the company name to Niagara Power Transformer.

Each day, John Darby finds himself in an interesting position as the leader of his Buffalo companies. On one hand, he is focused on the decisions involved with running each in the modern era, while on the other...

This article was originally published by the IEE by Nehad El-Sherif and Sheldon P. Kennedy on October 30, 2018 Neutral grounding of industrial power systems has always been a controversial topic. Historically, systems with ungrounded neutral were dominant because of the service continuity with a ground fault on the system. This resulted in high system<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://niagarapowertransformer.com/design-guide-neutral-grounding-of-industrial-power-systems/" title="ReadA Design Guide to Neutral Grounding of Industrial Power Systems: The Pros and Cons of Various Methods">... Read more »</a>

This article was originally published in The Buffalo News by Matt Glynn on January 26, 2020 Just outside the classrooms at the Northland Workforce Training Center, job recruiters from Niagara Power Transformer Corp. in Cheektowaga were seated at a table, making their pitch. New manufacturing workers are in great demand, and this is one place<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://niagarapowertransformer.com/northland-workforce-training-center-answers-manufacturings-call/" title="ReadNorthland Workforce Training Center answers manufacturing’s call">... Read more »</a>

Niagara Power Transformer plans to open a $3.3 million research and development facility next month at its location in Cheektowaga.

Sheldon Kennedy, a 1975 electrical engineering alumnus has been named a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the organization’s highest honor.

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Solomon Corporation has entered into a partnership with Niagara Power Transformer that will have immediate effects on our business and offers long-term opportunities to expand our footprint and market penetration.

Niagara Power Transformer Corp. is eyeing more expansion to its Cheektowaga plant. Business First reports the company is considering a $3 million project to build a three-story, 6,000-square-foot expansion. This would lead to 10 new jobs…

When Bill Woerner was hired by New York's Niagara Power Transformer 27 years ago, he joined 80 union workers at a family-owned company, expecting a steady job that could continue to deliver pay and benefits even as the area's auto plants and steel mills strained under extremes of boom and bust.