Utility cable and wire is engineered to handle the high voltage demands of power transmission cables and the harsh environmental requirements for cables that operate outdoors. These cables must perform reliably and safely in wind, extreme temperatures, ice, and rain.

In order to provide a dependable and uninterrupted supply of electricity to customers, power utilities often manage a sophisticated infrastructure comprising power plants, transmission lines, substations, and distribution networks. They use a range of energy sources, including as nuclear power, renewable energy, fossil fuels, and, more and more, environmentally friendly choices like solar and wind power. In order to preserve stability and satisfy rising demand, power utilities also actively manage the electrical grid, conduct research and development, and perform maintenance and upgrades to their infrastructure. Power utilities are critical to providing this necessary resource for modern living, as our dependency on electricity grows.