Energy

The green transition by renewable energy and electrification is progressing, with 2TW installed wind capacity worldwide and over 2,5% growth in electricity consumption annually. Global investments aimed at reducing emissions hit record levels in 2024. Also global use of materials is accelerating, but just 9% of the 92.8 billion tons of material that enters the economy is re-used annually.

Maillefer enables more resource-efficient LV, MV, HV and EHV, and subsea cable production with minimized environmental impact. For example, the latest technology combined with upgrades can decrease the overuse and scrap amount by almost 10%. That corresponds to an annual plastic material savings equivalent to 600 kilotons of plastics, or more than 1 megatons of carbon dioxide emissions. As partners, we master more with less in material choice, utility cost, material usage, and scrap reduction.

Take the Leap Towards Record Performance on VCV Lines

With an MRC technology, available new or as an upgrade to your existing VCV line, your production is ready to face the future challenges. Take the leap towards better productivity and increased cable roundness with less insulation material consumption.

Autonomous CV Lines on the Horizon

Imagine a CV line automatically gearing itself for production of high-voltage and extra high-voltage cables only by selecting the desired product.

Sustainable Factors for Efficient Cable Production

Sustainability becomes a fundamental part of an investment strategy that brings benefits. The efforts made are also proving beneficial in terms of lowered production costs for customers. Indeed, an extrusion process involves various factors to minimize environmental impact and resource consumption.

Wish to Improve Your High Voltage Cable Production?

Our triple crosshead THX 70/150LR has been developed to enable longer production runs by improved material flow and temperature control.

LV Cable Extrusion Value

There are several value drivers that concern the solutions we provide. In the area of extrusion, we cite the capacity and quality of the final product. Equally important is reduced production costs.