Sumitomo Electric Hosts UK Government, Great British Energy Delegation at Osaka Cable Factory

By Public Technologies
  • Sumitomo Electric hosted UK government and Great British Energy delegates at its Osaka power cable factory on November 11.
  • Discussions focused on UK transmission grid expansion, stable power cable supplies and strengthening the UK supply chain.
  • The company highlighted its HVDC subsea cable factory at Scotland's Port of Nigg, officially opened on October 19, 2026.
  • The visit followed the November 10 signing of the UK-Japan Offshore Wind Industrial Partnership.


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