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XJ Electric
XJ Electric
XJ Electric Corporation is a leading enterprise in China’s power equipment manufacturing industry, focusing on five core business areas: UHV, smart grid, new energy, electric vehicle charging and battery swapping, and rail transit and industrial intelligence. The company provides a wide range of energy and power technology equipment and solutions, with products and services applied across China and more than 50 countries and regions globally.
In HVDC, XJ Electric offers a comprehensive portfolio that includes DC transmission converter valves, DC control and protection systems, DC simulation systems, and digital converter stations, supporting national and international HVDC transmission projects.

XJ Electric

JSHP Transformer
JSHP Transformer
JSHP Transformer, founded in 1967, is a family-owned company and one of the world’s largest manufacturers of transformers, with a production capacity reaching 200,000 MVA and voltage ratings up to 850kV. The company is recognized as the largest producer of medium power transformers globally, delivering over 111,500 MVA in 2022 and maintaining a strong reputation in the global transformer market.
In the HVDC sector, JSHP manufactures power transformers, shunt reactors, and phase-shifting transformers for high voltages such as 500/750kV and 220/345kV, and has supplied more than a hundred high-voltage units—including multiple auto-transformers—to major utility companies in the USA and Canada since 2009.

JSHP Transformer

Trans Bay Cable
Trans Bay Cable
Trans Bay Cable is a transmission system operator that owns and operates a 53-mile high-voltage direct current (HVDC) submarine cable system running under San Francisco Bay, transferring existing energy from Pittsburg to San Francisco, providing up to 40% of San Francisco's peak power needs.
The Trans Bay Cable project, completed in November 2010, was the first HVDC system to utilize Modular Multi-Level Converter (MMC) technology, with a power rating of 400 MW and operating at a DC voltage of ±200 kV.

Trans Bay Cable

Marinus Link

Marinus Link

Grid United
Grid United
Grid United is an independent transmission company focused on developing next-generation energy infrastructure to create a more resilient and efficient electric system across the United States. The company is actively engaged in large-scale projects and collaborations to connect regional energy markets, increase grid reliability, and support the integration of renewable energy sources.
Grid United is a key developer of high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission lines, most notably leading the North Plains Connector project, which aims to be the nation’s first HVDC link connecting three regional electric markets. Additionally, the company is developing several other HVDC lines in western states to enhance grid interconnections and facilitate the movement of clean energy between regions.

Grid United

ZTT Group
ZTT Group
ZTT Group is a Chinese multinational specializing in telecommunications, power grid, renewable energy, marine systems, and precision equipment, operating globally with a significant presence in the manufacturing of cables and related infrastructure. The company delivers turnkey solutions for fiber optic, submarine cables, and overhead transmission systems, supporting power and energy sectors in over 147 countries.
In HVDC (high-voltage direct current), ZTT Group manufactures and supplies high-voltage submarine and land cables, having reached milestones such as delivering 500kV three-core submarine cables for major offshore wind and transmission projects, further establishing its position as a key supplier in global HVDC infrastructure.

ZTT Group

GCube
GCube
GCube Insurance is a leading underwriter for renewable energy projects with over 25 years of experience, specializing in providing insurance services for wind, solar, wave, hydro, and tidal projects across 40 countries globally.
GCube works closely with clients in the energy sector to assess and tackle emerging risks in both onshore and offshore wind power, as well as other renewable energy technologies, helping clients identify, quantify, and mitigate risks efficiently.











