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Wire & Cable Report Ed 5 2021

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  • 23 Pages
  • November 2021
  • Region: Global
  • StatPlan Energy Ltd
  • ID: 5645019

Production and sales are sized for energy and telecoms wire and cable for 2019 and fore-cast to 2026, globally, for the regions and for major countries. The forecast charts a drop in 2020 due to Covid 19 and recovery starting in 2021.

Production tonnage of cable and $ sales revenue are plotted from 2001 to 2020, against the copper price in $/tonne. The correlations show past consistency and enable reliable prediction of the value of future sales of wire and cable.

Key Features:

  • Product groups - Insulated Copper Power Cable, Insulated Aluminium Power Cable, Low Voltage Cable, Uninsulated Conductors, Metallic Telecoms Cable, Fibre Optic Cable, Winding Wire - Charted by country and region, from 2019 to 2026.
  • Factors driving prices of cable analysed in detail - Commodity Prices, Production Capacity, Demand, Learning Rate.
  • End user segments with shares -.Networks (utilities and industry), OGP, Railways, Transsport, OEM, Automotive, Buildings, Metallic Communications, Fibre Optic.
  • The most profitable product groups are identified with long-term growth prospects.
  • Extensive analysis of the manufacturing sector, with overall vendor shares for Top .
  • Market drivers in the utility sector, industrial and building network systems, the process and OEM industry.
  • The price difference between copper and aluminium became significant in the early 2000s: ris-ing from 1.2 in 2000 peaking at 4.0 by end of 2013 and now 3.5 in 2021. The report discusses cost, weight, conductivity, capacity, tensile strength and the flex ratio, the difference between the core price and the hollow price, leading to aluminium substitution for copper.
  • Technologies of OHL bare conductors, underground and industrial insulated cable, subsea cable, fibre optic.
  • The report identifies several hundred cable manufacturers, with market shares within product segments.
  • Profiles of 34 global leaders - European - Prysmian, Nexans, NKT High Voltage Cables (inc ABB), Cablel® Hellenic Cables, JDR, Tele-Fonica Kable, Leoni, United States - Southwire, General Cable (Prysmian), Parker Scanrope, Nexans Amercable, Belden Inc, Japanese - Sumitomo, Fujikura, Furakawa, Hitachi, J-Power Systems (JPS), J-Power Systems Saudi Co, Yazaki, Korea - LS Cables, Taihan Electric Wire Co Ltd, Iljin Cable, India - Finolex, J-Power Systems Private Ltd (FJPS), Birla Cable Ltd, Polycab, Chinese - Zhongtian Technology [ZTT], Ningbao Orient Cable, Far East Cable Co Ltd, Wanda Group Holdings Co Ltd, Baosheng High Voltage Cable Co Ltd (BHVC).
  • Insulated land cables and bare conductors are not the most profitable category of cable but they are stable long-term earners. The incidence of underground cabling is charted by country.
  • A brief section deals with mechanical wire rope with market size and shares.
  • The progress of superconductors is outlined; potentially one of the most important developments for the electrical sector in the future, with a review of the major companies and developers and research & industry bodies.

Methodology

The publisher has created a database of production and sales of cable, with sub-analysis of cable types, end users and core materials. This is up-dated continuously and each year in-depth interviews are conducted with wire and cable industry executives. Forecasts are derived from production, demand and copper/aluminium prices.

Table of Contents

Executive Summary
  • Tonnage of Production
  • Consumption of Metallic Wire and Cable and Fibre Optic Cable
  • Materials Cost
  • Regional Market Shares
  • End-users
  • Manufacturers
  • Land-Based Cable
  • Subsea Cable
  • Interconnections and Offshore Wind Power
  • Oil & Gas Exploration and Production
  • Superconductors
1. All Cable - Electrical Conductors and Mechanical Rope
2. Global Market Size and End Use - Energy Wire and Cable and Telecoms
  • Metallic Wire & Cable - Production and Consumption
  • Fibre Optic Cable - Production and Consumption
  • Price and Consumption of Optical Fibre Cable
  • End-users of Fibre Optic Cable
  • All Wire and Cables Consumption by Usage Category
  • End-users of All Cable and Conductors
  • Bare Conductor, Insulated Energy Cable and All Other Cable
  • International Trade
3. The European Wire and Cable Market
  • Market Size
  • Wire and Cable Market East/West European Distribution
  • Product Groups by Value
  • End-users
  • Power Sector
  • Wind Power
  • Solar Power
  • Telecoms Industry
  • Construction
  • Automotive Industry
  • France
  • Market by Product Group
  • French Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Germany
  • Market by Product Group
  • German Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Italy
  • Market by Product Group
  • Italian Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Spain
  • Market by Product Group
  • Spanish Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • United Kingdom
  • Market by Product Group
  • Uk Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Wire and Cable Manufacturers in South Eastern Europe
  • Bosnia-Herzegovina
  • Bulgaria
  • Croatia
  • Greece
  • Macedonia
  • Romania
  • Serbia
  • Slovenia
4. The Russian Wire and Cable Market
  • Russia
  • Demand
  • Product Group
  • Russian Wire and Cable Manufacturers
5. The Chinese Wire and Cable Market
  • Demand
  • Market by Product Group
  • International Trade
  • Certification
  • Market Gaps
  • End-users
  • Power Sector
  • Nuclear Power
  • Wind Power
  • Solar Power
  • Telecoms Industry
  • Construction
  • Automotive Industry
  • Chinese Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Capacity Utilisation
  • Key Manufacturers
  • Two Tier Market
  • Counterfeit Cables
6. The Asia-Pacific (Excluding China) Wire and Cable Market
  • Japan
  • Demand
  • Production
  • Japanese Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Korea
  • Demand
  • Product Group
  • Korean Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Taiwan
  • Demand
  • Taiwanese Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • India
  • Demand
  • End-users
  • Power Cable
  • Telecom Sector
  • External Copper Telecom Cable
  • Automotive Sector
  • Indian Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Informal Sector
  • Counterfeit Cables
  • Standards
  • Foreign Investors
7. Middle East and Africa Wire and Cable Market
  • Middle East & Turkey
  • Demand
  • Middle Eastern Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Africa
  • Demand,
  • African Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • North Africa
  • Sub-Saharan Africa
8. North American Wire and Cable Market
  • United States
  • Demand
  • Product Groups
  • Lv Wire & Cable Markets
  • Electricity Distribution
  • Construction
  • Automotive Wire and Cable
  • Automotive Cable Products
  • Hv and Mv Power Cable
  • Electricity Transmission and Distribution, Telecoms Technology and Market Size
  • American Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Mexico
  • Demand
9. South American Wire and Cable Market
  • Demand
  • Brazil
  • Demand
10. Global Wire and Cable Production and Consumption
11. Copper Substitution in Metallic Cable
  • Aluminium Has a Narrower Price Range Than Copper
  • Some Main Characteristics and Advantages
  • Hollow Prices Show Little Movement
12. The Types and Technolgies of Ehv and Hv Cable - Oh and Ug
  • Overview
  • Overhead Lines (Ohl)
  • Land Based Cable/Underground Cable (Ugc)
  • Subsea or Submarine Cables
  • Cable Technology
  • 1. Hpff - High-Pressure, Fluid-Filled Pipe-Type (Paper Insulated)
  • 2. Hpgf - High-Pressure, Gas-Filled Pipe Type Cable (Gil)
  • 3. Scff - Self-Contained, Fluid-Filled Pipe -Type (Paper Insulated) and Mass Impregnated Cables (Mi)
  • Mi Mass Impregnated Cables
  • 4. Xlpe - Solid Cable, Cross-Linked Polyethylene Cable & Epr - (Ethylene Propylene Rubber-Insulated)
  • Epr
  • Xlpe
  • Cross Linking
  • Production of Mi and Xlpe
  • Production Differences Between Submarine and Underground Cables
  • Pros and Cons of Extruded Dielectric Versus Pipe Type Cable Systems
  • Extruded Dielectric Cable Systems
  • Hpff Pipe Type Cable Systems
  • Costs of Xlpe Versus Hpff Systems
13. The Technology of Single and Multi Mode Fibre Optic
  • The Composition of a Fibre Optic Cable
  • Single-Mode Fibre Optic Cable
  • Multimode Fibre Optic Cable
  • The Difference Between Multi-Mode and Single-Mode Fibre
  • The Choice Between Single- and Multi-Mode Fibre
14. Wire Rope
  • Production
  • Applications of Wire Rope
  • Manufacturers
  • Wire Rope Manufacturers
15. Long Term Prospects and Profitability of Conductors
  • Subsea Cable
  • Surf
  • Fibre Optical Cable
  • Land Extra High Voltage Cable
16. Energy and Communications Cable Manufacturers
17. Profiles of Wire and Cable Manufacturers
  • Europe
  • Prysmian
  • General Cable (Prysmian)
  • Nexans
  • Nexans Amercable
  • Nkt High Voltage Cables
  • Cablel® Hellenic Cables
  • Jdr
  • Tf Kable
  • Leoni
  • Companies Serving the Hv Market in Europe
  • Asian Companies Operating in the European Market
  • United States
  • Southwire
  • Parker Scanrope
  • Belden Inc
  • Japanese Manufacturers
  • Sumitomo
  • Fujikura
  • Furakawa
  • Hitachi
  • J-Power Systems (Jps)
  • J-Power Systems Saudi Co, (Jps Saudi),
  • Yazaki
  • Korea
  • Ls Cables
  • Taihan Electric Wire Co Ltd
  • Iljin Cable
  • India
  • Finolex J-Power Systems Private Ltd (Fjps)
  • Birla Cable Ltd.
  • Polycab
  • Chinese Manufacturers
  • Zhongtian Technology [Ztt]
  • Ningbao Orient Cable
  • Far East Cable Co Ltd
  • Wanda Group Holdings Co. Ltd,
  • Baosheng High Voltage Cable Co. Ltd. Bhvc
  • Jiangsu Shangshang Cable Group
  • Production Capacity for Hv and Ehv Cable
  • Subsea Cable Manufacturers
18. Wire and Cable Market Drivers
  • Transmission and Distribution in the Electrical Supply Industry
  • Electrification
  • Transmission Network Development
  • Railways
  • Telecoms
  • Regional Versus Intercontinental Traffic
  • Automotive
  • Construction
19. Price Trends and Factors Driving Prices
  • 1. Commodity Prices
  • 2. Demand for Cable
  • 3. Production Capacity for Metallic Cable
  • China
  • India
  • United States
  • Europe
  • Mena
  • 3. Production Capacity for Fibre Optic Cable
  • 4. The Experience Curve as a Predictor of the Price of New Technology
20. Insulated Land Cables - Hv, Mv & Lv
  • Underground Cabling in the Utility Sector
  • Regional Analysis
  • Penetration of Underground Cable in Distribution Networks, Mv & Lv
  • Penetration of Underground Cable in Transmission, Ehv & Hv
  • Installation Sizes of Underground Cable
  • Drivers for Underground Cables
  • High Costs
  • Impact of Urbanisation
  • Insulated Land Cable in the Industrial Sector
21. Subsea Energy Cables
  • Offshore Wind Power
  • Offshore Wind Power Market
  • Key Country Markets for Offshore Wind
  • Uk Offshore Wind Power
  • China Offshore Wind Power
  • German Offshore Wind Power
  • Netherlands Offshore Wind Power
  • Belgium Offshore Wind Power
  • Denmark Offshore Wind Power
  • Indian Offshore Wind Power
  • United States Offshore Wind Power
  • The North Sea Grid - Hvdc Hubs- Grid Connection Systems
  • Offshore Oil and Gas, Power from Shore Cables
  • Traditional Power Supply for Offshore Oil and Gas Platforms
  • Norwegian Initiative in Power Supply for Oil and Gas Platforms
  • Oil and Gas Offshore Market
  • Topside Cables
22. Subsea Communications Cable Networks
  • Subsea Cable Laying
  • Legal Considerations
  • Hazards to Subsea Cables
23. Industrial Markets
  • Transport - Cable, Wires and Wiring Harnesses
  • Aircraft
  • Shipping
  • Automobiles
  • Mining
  • Construction
  • Manufacturing and Process Industry
24. Electrified Railways
  • History and Development
  • Power Delivery
  • Electrified Railway Lengths by Country
  • Traction Systems
  • The Scale of the Challenge for Rail Transport
25. Advanced Technology, Superconductors
  • Zero Resistance
  • Perfect Conductor of Electricity
  • Critical Temperature
  • Hts Vs Lts
  • Conditions Required for a Material to Exhibit Superconducting Behaviour
  • Current State of Development of the Sc Market
  • Amsc Customers
  • The Discovery of Superconductivity - Technical Development
  • Advantages of Superconductor Cable
  • Higher Current-Carrying Capacity
  • Low Impedance
  • Rights-Of-Way
  • Very Low Electro Magnetic Field (Emf)
  • Lower Life-Costs for the System
  • Challenges to Be Overcome
  • High Initial Cost
  • Cryogenic Refrigeration System (Crs)
  • Splicing of the Hts Cable
  • Promoters
  • Future Market for Hts Superconductors in Utilities
26. Metal Theft
27. Cable Properties
  • Tensile Strength
  • Flexibility or Flex Ratio
  • Conductivity
  • Weight
  • Methodology
Figures
Figure 1: Categories of Rope, Cable and Conductor
Figure 2: Metallic Wire and Cable Production Excluding Fibre Optic, Tonnes, 2000-2026
Figure 3: Cable Consumption Including Insulated and Uninsulated Metallic Cable,
Fibre Optical Cable and Winding Wire, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 4: Cable Consumption in $ Value and Production in Tons
Figure 5: Cable Consumption in $ Value and Production in Tons, Compared With Copper Price.
Figure 6: Fibre Optic Cable Consumption, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 7: Fibre Optic Cable Consumption, Km and Price Per Km, 2000-2026
Figure 8: All Wire and Cable Consumption by Type, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 9: the Split in Consumption Between Bare Conductors, Insulated Energy Cable
And All Other Cable, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 10: Wire and Cable Consumption by Region, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 11: Wire and Cable Production by Region, Thousand Tonnes, 2000-2026
Figure 12: Geographical Distribution of Imports and Exports
Figure 13: European Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 14: the European Market Split Between Western Europe, Eastern Europe, 2000 -26
Figure 15: the European Market for Wire and Cable by Country, Shares in Value 2000 -16
Figure 16: Western Europe Consumption by Country, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 17: Eastern Europe Consumption by Country, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 18: European Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 19: Impact of Covid-19 on Electricity Demand in European Countries in 2020; Monthly Demand Changes in 2020 and 2019.
Figure 20: Construction Decline in 2020 in European Countries
Figure 21: French Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 22: French Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 23: German Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 24: German Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 25: Italian Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 26: Italian Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 27: Spanish Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 28: Spanish Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 29: United Kingdom Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 30: United Kingdom Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 31: Russian Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 32: Russian Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 33: Market Shares of Cable Accessory Suppliers in Russia
Figure 34: Chinese Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 35: Chinese Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 36: Japanese Consumption of Wire and Cable by Value 2000-2026
Figure 37: Japanese Consumption of Wire and Cable by Product Segment, $ Million, 2000-26
Figure 38: Korean Consumption of Wire and Cable by Value 2000-2026
Figure 39: Korean Consumption of Wire and Cable by Product Segment, $ Million, 2000-26
Figure 40: Taiwanese Consumption of Wire and Cable by Value 2000-2026
Figure 41: Taiwanese Consumption of Wire and Cable by Product Segment, $ Million, 2000-26
Figure 42: Indian Consumption of Wire and Cable by Value 2000-2026
Figure 43: Indian Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 44: % Market Share of Principal Wire and Cable Producers in India, 2014
Figure 45: Middle Eastern Consumption (Includig Turkey) of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-26
Figure 46: Middle Eastern Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 47: African Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 48: African Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 49: Us Consumption of Wire and Cable by Value 2000-2026
Figure 50: Us Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 51: Monthly Us Spending on Private and Public Construction, 1993 to 2021
Figure 52: Car & Automobile Manufacturing in the Us - Market Size
Figure 53: Wire and Cable Production in the Usa, $ Million, 2011
Figure 54: Mexican Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 55: Mexican Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 56: South American Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 57: the South American Market for Wire and Cable in Value, 2000-2026
Figure 58: Brazilian Consumption of Wire and Cable in Value 2000-2026
Figure 59: Brazilian Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2000-2026
Figure 60: Copper and Aluminium Price Trends, 1960 to 2026
Figure 61: An Acsr Cable and Its Application
Figure 62: Hpff or Hpgf Pipe-Type Cross Section
Figure 63: Gil Cable Cross Section
Figure 64: Gil Cable Installation
Figure 65: Comparative Ratings of Paper Insulated Hpff and Single-Core Self-Contained
Fluid Filled Cables (Scff)
Figure 66: 600 Kv Hvdc Mass Impregnated Submarine Able
Figure 67: Xlpe Ac Cable Construction
Figure 68: Xlpe Cables at Different Voltages
Figure 69: the Composition of a Fibre Cable
Figure 70: Single Mode Fibre Optic Cable
Figure 71: Multi-Mode Fibre Optic Cable
Figure 72: a Comparison Between Single-Mode and Multi-Mode Fibre Optic
Figure 73: Market Shares of Principal Wirerope Manufacturers
Figure 74: Long Term Growth and Profitability
Figure 75: the Top Cable Manufacturers by Share (54% of Global Production), 2017
Figure 76: Electrification of the World
Figure 77: Fttx Variants
Figure 78: Cost of Manufacture of Cable
Figure 79: Metallic Wire and Cable Production Excluding Fibre Optic, Tonnes, 2000-2022
Figure 80: Prices of Copper and Aluminium from 1960 to 2017 and Forecast to 2020
Figure 81 : Chinese Centrally Planned Balancing Procedure for Electricity
Figure 82: Fibre Optical Cable Consumption, Km and Price Per Km, 2000-2022
Figure 83: Global Penetration of Underground Cable by Voltage, 2020
Figure 84: Global Lengths of Hv & Ehv Transmission and Mv & Lv Distribution Overhead Lines And Underground Cables, Circuit Km, 2020.
Figure 85: Regional Penetration of Ehv & Hv and Mv & Lv Underground Cables
Figure 86: Major Countries With Ohl and Ugc, Circuit Km
Figure 87: Market Shares of Different Offshore Segments
Figure 88: Value Chain of Subsea Interconnections
Figure 89: Cable System of a Wind Farm
Figure 90: Belgium’S First Zone for Offshore Wind Power
Figure 91: Meshed Connections to the North Sea Grid
Figure 92: Undersea Communications Cables Linking the World
Figure 93: Overhead Line for Rail Traction
Figure 94: the Differences in Behaviour Between Lts and Hts Materials

Tables
Table 1: Types and End-users of Wire, Cable and Rope
Table 2: End-user Shares of Fibre Optic Cable
Table 3: End-user Shares of All Conductor and Cable
Table 4: European Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 5: European Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 6: French Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 7: French Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 8: French Cable Manufacturers
Table 9: German Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 10: German Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 11: German Cable Manufacturers
Table 12: Italian Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 13: Italian Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 14: Italian Cable Manufacturers
Table 15: Spanish Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 16: Spanish Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 17: Spanish Cable Manufacturers
Table 18: United Kingdom Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 19: United Kingdom Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 20: UK Cable Manufacturers
Table 21: Russian Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 22: Russian Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 23: Chinese Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 24: Chinese Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 25: Chinese Cable Manufacturers
Table 26: Japanese Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 27: Japanese Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 28: Japanese Cable Manufacturers
Table 29: Korean Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 30: Korean Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 31: Korean Cable Manufacturers
Table 32: Taiwanese Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 33: Taiwanese Cable Manufacturers
Table 34: Indian Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 35: Middle Eastern Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 36: Middle Eastern Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 37: Middle Eastern Cable Manufacturers
Table 38: African Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 39: African Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 40: African Cable Manufacturers
Table 41: Usa Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 42: Usa Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 43: Company Shares of Market Segments, United States, 2017
Table 44: Mexican Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 45: Mexican Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 46: South American Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 47: South American Consumption by End-user, $ Million, 2020
Table 48: Brazilian Consumption by Product Group, $ Million, 2019, 2020, 2021
Table 49: Summary of Insulated Wire and Cable Production Forecasts 2019 - 2026,
Table 50: Summary of All Wire and Cable Consumption Forecasts 2019 - 2026,
Table 51: Cost Summary of Xlpe Versus Hpff Installation
Table 52: the Top Cable Manufacturers by Country
Table 53: the Top Global Cable Manufacturers by Industry
Table 54: Manufacturers of Subsea Power Cable and Communications Cable
Table 55: Global Mobile Connections by Region, 2010 to 2020
Table 56: List of Countries by Cumulative Installed Offshore Wind Power Capacity (Mw), 2016-20 186
Table 57: Electrified Railways Throughout the World, 2014
Table 58: Installed Superconductors
Table 59: Superconductor Manufacturers
Table 60: Some Amsc Customers
Table 61: Tensile Strength of Selected Materials
Table 62: Average Conductivity of Metals

Companies Mentioned (Partial List)

A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:

  • Prysmian
  • Nexans
  • NKT High Voltage Cables (inc ABB)
  • Cablel® Hellenic Cables
  • JDR
  • Tele-Fonica Kable
  • Leoni
  • Southwire
  • General Cable (Prysmian)
  • Parker Scanrope
  • Nexans Amercable
  • Belden Inc
  • Japanese
  • Sumitomo
  • Fujikura
  • Furakawa
  • Hitachi
  • J-Power Systems (JPS)
  • J-Power Systems Saudi Co
  • Yazaki
  • LS Cables
  • Taihan Electric Wire Co Ltd
  • Iljin Cable
  • India
  • Finolex
  • J-Power Systems Private Ltd (FJPS)
  • Birla Cable Ltd
  • Polycab
  • Chinese
  • Zhongtian Technology [ZTT]
  • Ningbao Orient Cable
  • Far East Cable Co Ltd
  • Wanda Group Holdings Co Ltd
  • Baosheng High Voltage Cable Co Ltd (BHVC).

Methodology

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