Alstom signs a contract with Terna to develop and modernise the Italian power grid

The Temporary Grouping of Companies comprising Alstom, global leader in smart and sustainable mobility, and Iselfa Morsetteria Srl, manufacturer of clamps and accessories for high and very high voltage overhead power line equipment, announces the signature of a contract valued at 15 million euros, options included, with Terna SpA - the company managing the Italian electricity transmission grid - for the supply of unified terminal blocks for the modernisation of high-voltage power lines in Italy.

These components are designed to maintain tension, support, and hold the conductors in overhead lines, which are essential for transporting electricity throughout the grid. The contract is signed for a duration of 24 months including the possibility of an extension for an additional 24 months.

With over forty years of experience, the Alstom site in Valmadrera stands out for its established tradition in providing high-quality terminals, demonstrating expertise and reliability while supporting leading global companies in the field of power line infrastructure. Thanks to its deep expertise, the Valmadrera facility can accurately meet any specific industry requirements, continuously ensuring compliance with the high standards required by international regulations.

In Lecco area, Alstom concentrates on the production of electrification material that is then exported not only in Italy, but all over the world (Algeria, Dubai, France, Japan, Greece, Romania, Turkey, UK and many more). Furthermore, the production is used in the construction of the main railway, metro and tram lines in Europe and worldwide. Specifically, the new site in Valmadrera will oversee the production of Catenary cantilevers and related accessories for electrification of railway lines (Regional, High Speed, Metro), terminal blocks for substations and power distribution lines (Terna), rigid catenary for metro, third rail and APS (power supply from the ground) for metro or tramway lines, and finally power supply lines for overhead travelling cranes.