Nexans

Nexans, with over 120 years of experience, has a storied history of innovation and groundbreaking projects. Founded by François Borel and Edouard Berthoud, the company revolutionized the industry in 1879 with the invention of a watertight electric cable with lead sheathing. This innovation allowed for greater power transmission and underground cabling, famously lighting up the Champs Élysées in 1900. Today, Nexans remains a leader in electrification, contributing to the evolution of electricity across three industrial revolutions.

Nexans specializes in high and medium-voltage cabling systems that generate and transmit energy from renewable sources. Their high-voltage cables facilitate power transmission from production points to usage points, including cross-country interconnectors. Medium-voltage solutions ensure reliable electricity distribution to communities worldwide, supporting infrastructure and industrial projects.

Known for their durability and efficiency, Nexans' products offer enhanced power transmission and environmental sustainability. Their cabling systems are widely used in renewable energy, infrastructure, and industrial sectors, making Nexans an essential partner in global electrification and energy solutions.