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Sterlite Electric partners with a Spanish firm to develop smart cable systems.
Sterlite Electric has formed a joint venture with Spanish firm RDT Lumiker to manufacture advanced cable monitoring systems.
The partnership aims to address rising electricity demand, particularly driven by AI, data centres, and other energy-intensive sectors.
The collaboration will focus on smart cable systems equipped with digital intelligence, enabling real-time monitoring and improved grid performance.
These solutions are intended to enhance the resilience and reliability of power transmission networks, reducing failures and improving efficiency.
The initiative aligns with the broader industry shift toward smart grids and digital infrastructure in the power sector.
According to management, the move is part of Sterlite Electric’s strategy to build future-ready, intelligent energy infrastructure solutions.
The joint venture will combine Sterlite Electric’s manufacturing and transmission expertise with the Spanish partner’s technology capabilities in monitoring systems.
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