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Power networks - distributionOct 20, 2026
You reap what you know – Skellefteå Kraft tests Nexans AML 1 kV
Black cable. Black cable. Same thing? Skellefteå Kraft dug a little deeper and put Nexans AML to the test in a pilot project. Jimmy talks cable choices, carbon calculations and why the cheapest cable on the drum isn’t always the cheapest once it’s in the ground.
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Power networks - distributionJun 23, 2026
GE's – When We Dig AMCL in Småland
Discover how Gislaved Energi became an early adopter of thermoplastic insulation technology. In this customer case, they share their experience of reliability, installation benefits and long-term performance with Nexans medium-voltage cables.
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Power networks - distributionJan 26, 2026
Things are happening out in the sticks – and Nexans AMCL is powering the change
When Kvänum Energi plans for the future, it’s about more than just cables in the ground. For Jan Kronmarker, Head of Grid Operations, choosing Nexans AMCL 12 kV was a natural step – a solution that meets today’s on‑site demands while supporting tomorrow’s goal of a more sustainable power grid.
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Power networks - distributionJun 11, 2025
Maybe Gislaved Invested in the Future First!
Nexans AMCL. A cable that delivers – in the field and in the sustainability report.
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Power networks - distributionApr 8, 2025
Become a winner with correction factors - tips to avoid losses!
When choosing a cable, it is not only the maximum current in a table that matters. External factors such as temperature, grounding and installation method affect how much load the cable can actually handle. By taking correction factors into account, you can reduce energy losses and avoid overloading.
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