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Oct 22, 2025

How do electrical cables help prevent fires?

Electrical cables play a key role in fire prevention. Through their technical performance — limiting fire spread, reducing smoke emissions, and maintaining power to safety systems — they directly protect people and buildings. The new French regulation of May 2024 now requires Cca-s2,d2,a2 certified cables in public and high-rise buildings. With its Nexans FR-N1X6G3 PROTECT range, Nexans fully meets these requirements by combining safety, performance, and compliance with European standards.
Power distribution networks

Oct 14, 2025

Nexans promotes its Grid Power offer to its French customer Enedis

On September 30 and October 1, Nexans took part in the Equipment and Solutions Forum organized by our French customer, Enedis, the national operator, promoting our cables, accessories and services to 600 Enedis agents.
Building

Oct 7, 2025

Nexans announces a high-performance low-voltage cable solution for fire protection: Nexans Protect

Nexans is reaffirming its commitment to the safety of buildings in France with the launch of Nexans Protect, a new range of fire safety cables, primarily designed and produced in France. The new cables comply with the recent decree published by the Ministry of the Interior, applicable to all tertiary and high-rise buildings from 2025.
Company

Oct 6, 2025

Nexans launches innovative factory project in Lens: circular economy at the heart of industrial sovereignty

The historic Nexans site in Lens hosted a strategic step for the industrial future of the region on Friday, October 3, 2025: the official launch of a major industrial project. The event, which gathered 70 participants, highlighted the Group's determination to position itself as a key player in the circular economy and decarbonization in Europe.
Superconductivity

Sep 25, 2025

Transforming energy infrastructures thanks to superconducting systems

Nexans took part to the 17th European Conference on Applied Superconductivity (EUCAS2025) that was held from the 22nd to the 25th of September in Portugal. Superconductivity disrupted several scientific and technological applications, such as health, energy, basic research, and high-performance computing, among many others. The conference marked another opportunity to showcase this expertise and how this technology can contribute to shape the future of electrical networks and infrastructures.