Founded in 2009, Mean Green Products designs and manufactures commercial battery-electric zero-turn and walk-behind mowers in the USA. The company says it invented the first commercial-grade electric zero-turn mower capable of mowing all day, and its current range includes machines designed for up to eight hours of continuous mowing on a single charge. Mean Green focuses exclusively on electric mowing, using patented battery and mower designs for quiet, emissions-free operation with minimal maintenance.
Wright Manufacturing, IncWright Manufacturing began as Lawn-Wright, a landscaping business whose own field experience led it into equipment making more than 30 years ago. Based in Frederick, Maryland, the company is known for pioneering the stand-on mower and has earned more than 50 U.S. patents through its engineering work. Its lean manufacturing operation now builds commercial mowing equipment for professional landscapers.FREDERICK, MD
JacobsenSince 1921, Jacobsen has built precision turf-maintenance mowers and equipment for golf courses, sports fields, municipalities and other large green spaces. The company is known for its signature quality of cut and for pairing more than a century of turf experience with newer ELiTE lithium and hybrid electric powertrains. Its support operation includes a parts distribution center stocking more than 37,000 parts and parts support for at least 10 years after a product leaves production.MACEDONIA, OH
HEVI CorpHEVI Corp is a U.S. manufacturer of all-electric heavy equipment, with a lineup that includes wheel loaders, excavators, forklifts and charging equipment. The company says it is the first American manufacturer to electrify its entire heavy-equipment lineup, engineering and assembling machines for zero operating emissions. Headquartered in East Windsor, New Jersey, HEVI assembles its equipment in White Marsh, Maryland and sells directly to industrial customers across North America.WHITE MARSH STATION, MD
ChargeBotBuilt and assembled in Maryland, ChargeBot develops mobile power systems that let landscape and turf-care crews charge electric equipment in vehicles and enclosed trailers. Its Trailblazer system uses a built-in battery and managed outlets to charge across equipment brands from a standard wall connection, while the Caddy provides a movable, solar-integrated power hub for up to four robotic mowers on golf courses. ChargeBot also offers trailer-mounted solar systems and app-based monitoring for charging and energy use.