APCPDCL to Lay Underground Wiring in about 250 KM
The Andhra Pradesh Central Power Distribution Company Limited (APCPDCL) is replacing the overhead wiring with underground cabling (UC) in Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills. The
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Diamond Power wins supply order for DC line conductors in India
Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited (DPIL) has secured orders from Power Grid Corporation of India and SMO-SPIC to supply 400kV DC line conductors. The orders include
Sify ready to activate its capacity in submarine cable system
Internet service provider Sify said it was gearing to link its operations through the Europe India Gateway (EIG) submarine cable system. When fully activated, the
Sterlite Technologies selected to develop India’s first private 765kv transmission system
Sterlite Technologies Limited, a leading global provider of transmission solutions for the power and telecom industries, announced that its wholly owned subsidiary has been selected
Fujikura to open cable production plant in Brazil
Japanese cabling group Fujikura plans to invest around USD 12 million to open a factory in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, local
Gerdau to invest more than USD 1 billion in Rio mill expansion in Brazil
Reuters reported that Brazil’s largest maker of long steel products Gerdau will invest BRL 2.5 billion on expanding a wire rod and rolling mill in
Hungarian steel wire maker acquired by Czech Company
Hungary’s D and D Drotaru has been acquired by Czech Trinecke Zelezarny, making it the biggest maker of steel wire and reinforcement bars in Central
Emirates Steel increase market share in 2010
According to figures released by the company, rebar production increased by 7.5% in 2010 compared to 2009, while the output of wire rod went up
New chairman for IWMA elected at 40th Annual General Meeting
After three years as IWMA chairman Stephen Wood’s tenure of office ended on 2 February when he was succeeded by vice chairman Colin Dawson of
ElSewedy of Egypt to Delay Building Cable Factory in Libya
ElSewedy Electric will delay investing $65 million to build a plant in Libya after unrest in the North African country. The company is said to