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Prysmian Group broke ground on Marshall, a $50 million expansion project at its Marshall Plant in Texas, USA, to support growth
in the distribution and transmission market.
According to the plan, the expansion project will be completed in early summer 2023 and Prysmian's $50 million investment will create 75 new jobs
.
As Prysmian made last October?? Part of an initial commitment to upgrade its North American plants with $100 million, the investment helps meet the region's need for infrastructure upgrades and growing demand for
clean energy.
Andrea Pirondini, CEO of Prysmian Group North America, said: "The Marshall expansion is critical
to our commitment to developing next-generation distribution and transmission grids that support the energy transition in the U.
S.
and Canada.
”
Prysmian values its role as a long-term owner of Marshall, which has driven economic growth
in the region for more than 50 years.
These 75 jobs will add stability to the local economy and create new jobs
for the community.
The Marshall plant, the Group's largest plant in North America and produces most of the region's renewable energy products, is also critical
to enabling the region's energy transition and digital transformation.
The investment comes on the heels of Prysmian's announcement of major projects, including securing the largest submarine cable contract in the U.
S.
from Dominion Energy, as well as the Vineyard offshore wind farm project and SOO Green Link project
.
The Marshall expansion project significantly supports Prysmian's growing cable systems portfolio in North America and its goal
of becoming the strategic partner of choice for building a clean energy grid in the United States.
Prysmian Group acquired General Cable in 2018 and expanded its North American business
.
The Marshall plant currently employs more than 400 people and will add 75 new positions, including machine operator, logistics and skilled trades
.
Prysmian Group broke ground on Marshall, a $50 million expansion project at its Marshall Plant in Texas, USA, to support growth
in the distribution and transmission market.
According to the plan, the expansion project will be completed in early summer 2023 and Prysmian's $50 million investment will create 75 new jobs
.
As Prysmian made last October?? Part of an initial commitment to upgrade its North American plants with $100 million, the investment helps meet the region's need for infrastructure upgrades and growing demand for
clean energy.
Andrea Pirondini, CEO of Prysmian Group North America, said: "The Marshall expansion is critical
to our commitment to developing next-generation distribution and transmission grids that support the energy transition in the U.
S.
and Canada.
”
Prysmian values its role as a long-term owner of Marshall, which has driven economic growth
in the region for more than 50 years.
These 75 jobs will add stability to the local economy and create new jobs
for the community.
The Marshall plant, the Group's largest plant in North America and produces most of the region's renewable energy products, is also critical
to enabling the region's energy transition and digital transformation.
The investment comes on the heels of Prysmian's announcement of major projects, including securing the largest submarine cable contract in the U.
S.
from Dominion Energy, as well as the Vineyard offshore wind farm project and SOO Green Link project
.
The Marshall expansion project significantly supports Prysmian's growing cable systems portfolio in North America and its goal
of becoming the strategic partner of choice for building a clean energy grid in the United States.
Prysmian Group acquired General Cable in 2018 and expanded its North American business
.
The Marshall plant currently employs more than 400 people and will add 75 new positions, including machine operator, logistics and skilled trades
.
