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High-voltage cable and switchgear
The cables and switches that move power at high voltage. Cable order books run far ahead of output, and switchgear waits are long.
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Cable order books run far ahead of output, and switchgear waits are long.
Softened — no source for moreWas "same multi-year queues as transformers". The one switchgear lead time found is under a year, so the claim was cut to what the backlogs and that survey show.
Prysmian Transmission backlog: Source: Prysmian (Q2/H1 2026 results press release)SourcedPrysmian (Q2/H1 2026 results press release)Open the source → EUR bn, 30 Jun 2026NKT high-voltage / Transmission order backlog: Source: NKT (H1 2026 Interim Report announcement)SourcedNKT (H1 2026 Interim Report announcement)Open the source → EUR bn, 30 Jun 2026Switchgear average lead time (Wood Mackenzie survey): Source: Wood Mackenzie (Mind the gap, opinion)SourcedWood Mackenzie (Mind the gap, opinion)Open the source → weeks, Q2 2025
Backlog · company: PrysmianPrysmian Transmission backlogSource: Prysmian (Q2/H1 2026 results press release) (30 Jun 2026)SourcedPrysmian (Q2/H1 2026 results press release) · 30 Jun 2026Open the source → EUR bn30 Jun 202617 (31 Mar 2026) → 17 (30 Jun 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.17 (31 Mar 2026) → 17 (30 Jun 2026).Method →Code → vs 31 Mar 2026 · flat
Prysmian Transmission backlog, EUR bn, 31 Dec 2024 to 30 Jun 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. 1616.51717 EUR bn31 Dec 2024Prysmian (FY2024 results press release) ↗16 EUR bn30 Sep 2025Prysmian (Q3/9M 2025 results press release) ↗17 EUR bn31 Dec 2025Prysmian (Q4/FY2025 results press release) ↗17 EUR bn31 Mar 2026Prysmian (Q1 2026 results press release) ↗17 EUR bn30 Jun 2026Prysmian (Q2/H1 2026 results press release) ↗Period Value Source 30 Jun 2026 Source: Prysmian (Q2/H1 2026 results press release) (2026-07-30)SourcedPrysmian (Q2/H1 2026 results press release) · 2026-07-30Open the source → EUR bn Prysmian (Q2/H1 2026 results press release) ↗ primary The backlog stood at approximately €17 billion, and there remains approximately €2 billion of awarded projects not yet assigned to the backlog.
31 Mar 2026 Source: Prysmian (Q1 2026 results press release) (2026-04-30)SourcedPrysmian (Q1 2026 results press release) · 2026-04-30Open the source → EUR bn Prysmian (Q1 2026 results press release) ↗ primary The backlog stood at approx. €17 billion. In addition, there is an approximate €2 billion of awarded projects not yet assigned to the backlog.
31 Dec 2025 Source: Prysmian (Q4/FY2025 results press release) (2026-02-26)SourcedPrysmian (Q4/FY2025 results press release) · 2026-02-26Open the source → EUR bn Prysmian (Q4/FY2025 results press release) ↗ primary The backlog stood at approximately €17 billion, including the EGL4 project as announced in February 2026. In addition, Prysmian has orders for an approximate value of €2 billion not yet included in the backlog.
Plus ~€2bn orders not yet in backlog.30 Sep 2025 Source: Prysmian (Q3/9M 2025 results press release) (2025-11)SourcedPrysmian (Q3/9M 2025 results press release) · 2025-11Open the source → EUR bn Prysmian (Q3/9M 2025 results press release) ↗ primary The backlog stood at approximately €16 billion. In addition, Prysmian was awarded orders (including EGL4 and Tunita) for an approximate value of €3 billion which has not yet been included in the backlog.
Plus ~€3bn awarded not yet in backlog.31 Dec 2024 Source: Prysmian (FY2024 results press release) (2025-02)SourcedPrysmian (FY2024 results press release) · 2025-02Open the source → EUR bn Prysmian (FY2024 results press release) ↗ primary The backlog remained substantially stable at approximately €17 billion.
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Price index · US producersProducer price index: switchgear and switchboard apparatusSource: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 (Aug 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 · Aug 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2026, preliminary397.292 (Jul 2026) → 411.453 (Aug 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.397.292 (Jul 2026) → 411.453 (Aug 2026).Method →Code → vs Jul 2026 · tightens
BLS PPI for switchgear and switchboard apparatus made in the US, all voltages.
Producer price index: switchgear and switchboard apparatus, index, Jun 1985 = 100, Jan 2017 to Aug 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. 100200300400500198.9 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jan 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗199 index, Jun 1985 = 100Feb 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗200.7 index, Jun 1985 = 100Mar 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗200.5 index, Jun 1985 = 100Apr 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗200.3 index, Jun 1985 = 100May 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗200.4 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jun 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗200.3 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jul 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗200.3 index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗201.2 index, Jun 1985 = 100Sep 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗200.4 index, Jun 1985 = 100Oct 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗201.4 index, Jun 1985 = 100Nov 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗201.7 index, Jun 1985 = 100Dec 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗202.5 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jan 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗203 index, Jun 1985 = 100Feb 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗204.5 index, Jun 1985 = 100Mar 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗204.7 index, Jun 1985 = 100Apr 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗204.4 index, Jun 1985 = 100May 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗204.8 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jun 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗205.1 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jul 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗205.1 index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗205.9 index, Jun 1985 = 100Sep 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗205.3 index, Jun 1985 = 100Oct 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗205.6 index, Jun 1985 = 100Nov 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗206.2 index, Jun 1985 = 100Dec 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗208.2 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jan 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗208.2 index, Jun 1985 = 100Feb 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗210.1 index, Jun 1985 = 100Mar 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗210.1 index, Jun 1985 = 100Apr 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗210.2 index, Jun 1985 = 100May 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗210.3 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jun 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗211.1 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jul 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗212.1 index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗214.7 index, Jun 1985 = 100Sep 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗214.8 index, Jun 1985 = 100Oct 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗214.8 index, Jun 1985 = 100Nov 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗214.8 index, Jun 1985 = 100Dec 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗217.2 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jan 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗219.6 index, Jun 1985 = 100Feb 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗218.4 index, Jun 1985 = 100Mar 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗218.4 index, Jun 1985 = 100Apr 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗218.4 index, Jun 1985 = 100May 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗218.9 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jun 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗220.6 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jul 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗218.4 index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗218.8 index, Jun 1985 = 100Sep 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗219.3 index, Jun 1985 = 100Oct 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗220.4 index, Jun 1985 = 100Nov 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗221.1 index, Jun 1985 = 100Dec 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗221.5 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jan 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗222.9 index, Jun 1985 = 100Feb 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗223 index, Jun 1985 = 100Mar 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗225.4 index, Jun 1985 = 100Apr 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗226.2 index, Jun 1985 = 100May 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗227.1 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jun 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗231.543 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jul 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗233.567 index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗239.981 index, Jun 1985 = 100Sep 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗240.407 index, Jun 1985 = 100Oct 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗241.329 index, Jun 1985 = 100Nov 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗243.468 index, Jun 1985 = 100Dec 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗245.192 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jan 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗259.861 index, Jun 1985 = 100Feb 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗261.389 index, Jun 1985 = 100Mar 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗263.099 index, Jun 1985 = 100Apr 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗265.093 index, Jun 1985 = 100May 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗274.339 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jun 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗278.18 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jul 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗286.466 index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗287.291 index, Jun 1985 = 100Sep 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗288.057 index, Jun 1985 = 100Oct 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗289.627 index, Jun 1985 = 100Nov 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗291.176 index, Jun 1985 = 100Dec 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗291.764 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jan 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗292.058 index, Jun 1985 = 100Feb 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗292.638 index, Jun 1985 = 100Mar 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗294.956 index, Jun 1985 = 100Apr 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗295.637 index, Jun 1985 = 100May 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗297.963 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jun 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗301.004 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jul 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗302.695 index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗303.187 index, Jun 1985 = 100Sep 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗305.577 index, Jun 1985 = 100Oct 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗309.728 index, Jun 1985 = 100Nov 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗310.443 index, Jun 1985 = 100Dec 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗311.946 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jan 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗313.998 index, Jun 1985 = 100Feb 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗316.965 index, Jun 1985 = 100Mar 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗317.606 index, Jun 1985 = 100Apr 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗320.53 index, Jun 1985 = 100May 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗326.51 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jun 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗328.515 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jul 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗327.148 index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗326.823 index, Jun 1985 = 100Sep 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗326.087 index, Jun 1985 = 100Oct 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗326.065 index, Jun 1985 = 100Nov 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗329.584 index, Jun 1985 = 100Dec 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗329.641 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jan 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗329.04 index, Jun 1985 = 100Feb 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗331.694 index, Jun 1985 = 100Mar 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗345.783 index, Jun 1985 = 100Apr 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗353.325 index, Jun 1985 = 100May 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗357.307 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jun 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗363.725 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jul 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗363.074 index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗367.021 index, Jun 1985 = 100Sep 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗364.494 index, Jun 1985 = 100Oct 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗364.347 index, Jun 1985 = 100Nov 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗369.205 index, Jun 1985 = 100Dec 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗376.63 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jan 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗379.565 index, Jun 1985 = 100Feb 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗382.22 index, Jun 1985 = 100Mar 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗394.279 index, Jun 1985 = 100Apr 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗394.814 index, Jun 1985 = 100May 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗394.815 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jun 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗397.292 index, Jun 1985 = 100Jul 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗411.453 index, Jun 1985 = 100Aug 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗Period Value Source Aug 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 (Aug 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 · Aug 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1985 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗ primary Jul 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 (Jul 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 · Jul 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1985 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗ primary Jun 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 (Jun 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 · Jun 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1985 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗ primary May 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 (May 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 · May 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1985 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗ primary Apr 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 (Apr 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 · Apr 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1985 = 100 US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗ primary Mar 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 (Mar 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 · Mar 2026Open the source → index, Jun 1985 = 100 US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU335313335313 ↗ primary Official statistics Fetched from the BLS public API, series PCU335313335313; shown as published, not re-typed or reviewed; last fetched 2026-10-14.
Price index · US producersProducer price index: power wire and cable (nonferrous)Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 (Aug 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 · Aug 2026Open the source → index, Dec 1982 = 100Aug 2026, preliminary554.216 (Jul 2026) → 536.495 (Aug 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.554.216 (Jul 2026) → 536.495 (Aug 2026).Method →Code → vs Jul 2026 · loosens
BLS PPI for power wire and cable made from purchased nonferrous wire in the US, all voltages.
Producer price index: power wire and cable (nonferrous), index, Dec 1982 = 100, Jan 2017 to Aug 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. 0200400600800223.1 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jan 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗215.8 index, Dec 1982 = 100Feb 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗205.1 index, Dec 1982 = 100Mar 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗212.5 index, Dec 1982 = 100Apr 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗208.9 index, Dec 1982 = 100May 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗208.3 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jun 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗213.4 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jul 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗222.1 index, Dec 1982 = 100Aug 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗219.3 index, Dec 1982 = 100Sep 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗233.3 index, Dec 1982 = 100Oct 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗238.9 index, Dec 1982 = 100Nov 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗243.2 index, Dec 1982 = 100Dec 2017US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗229.8 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jan 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗230.8 index, Dec 1982 = 100Feb 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗228.5 index, Dec 1982 = 100Mar 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗235.3 index, Dec 1982 = 100Apr 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗248.3 index, Dec 1982 = 100May 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗252.1 index, Dec 1982 = 100Nov 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗252.3 index, Dec 1982 = 100Dec 2018US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗250.1 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jan 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗254.6 index, Dec 1982 = 100Mar 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗254.1 index, Dec 1982 = 100Apr 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗249.4 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jul 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗247.4 index, Dec 1982 = 100Aug 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗244.1 index, Dec 1982 = 100Sep 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗247.9 index, Dec 1982 = 100Oct 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗245.1 index, Dec 1982 = 100Nov 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗246.7 index, Dec 1982 = 100Dec 2019US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗248.8 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jan 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗251.4 index, Dec 1982 = 100Feb 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗246.7 index, Dec 1982 = 100Mar 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗243.2 index, Dec 1982 = 100May 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗241.2 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jun 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗248.3 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jul 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗253.6 index, Dec 1982 = 100Aug 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗258 index, Dec 1982 = 100Sep 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗261.7 index, Dec 1982 = 100Oct 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗267.9 index, Dec 1982 = 100Nov 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗266.6 index, Dec 1982 = 100Dec 2020US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗275.2 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jan 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗280.3 index, Dec 1982 = 100Feb 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗284.7 index, Dec 1982 = 100Mar 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗306.2 index, Dec 1982 = 100Apr 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗309.4 index, Dec 1982 = 100May 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗347.3 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jun 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗348.732 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jul 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗358.039 index, Dec 1982 = 100Aug 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗362.124 index, Dec 1982 = 100Sep 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗406.267 index, Dec 1982 = 100Oct 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗415.345 index, Dec 1982 = 100Nov 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗414.197 index, Dec 1982 = 100Dec 2021US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗405.82 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jan 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗412.875 index, Dec 1982 = 100Feb 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗423.634 index, Dec 1982 = 100Mar 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗422.186 index, Dec 1982 = 100Apr 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗433.504 index, Dec 1982 = 100May 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗434.553 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jun 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗439.373 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jul 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗442.559 index, Dec 1982 = 100Aug 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗442.056 index, Dec 1982 = 100Sep 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗431.18 index, Dec 1982 = 100Oct 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗493.558 index, Dec 1982 = 100Nov 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗502.406 index, Dec 1982 = 100Dec 2022US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗498.709 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jan 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗510.853 index, Dec 1982 = 100Feb 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗509.578 index, Dec 1982 = 100Mar 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗512.653 index, Dec 1982 = 100Apr 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗511.472 index, Dec 1982 = 100May 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗515.137 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jun 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗629.983 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jul 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗651.826 index, Dec 1982 = 100Aug 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗586.304 index, Dec 1982 = 100Sep 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗600.957 index, Dec 1982 = 100Oct 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗608.195 index, Dec 1982 = 100Nov 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗599.75 index, Dec 1982 = 100Dec 2023US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗599.302 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jan 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗602.967 index, Dec 1982 = 100Feb 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗592.918 index, Dec 1982 = 100Mar 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗594.302 index, Dec 1982 = 100Apr 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗605.543 index, Dec 1982 = 100May 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗611.404 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jun 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗611.66 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jul 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗617.12 index, Dec 1982 = 100Aug 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗612.004 index, Dec 1982 = 100Sep 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗610.721 index, Dec 1982 = 100Oct 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗609.256 index, Dec 1982 = 100Nov 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗606.385 index, Dec 1982 = 100Dec 2024US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗607.779 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jan 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗606.599 index, Dec 1982 = 100Feb 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗615.509 index, Dec 1982 = 100Mar 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗663.312 index, Dec 1982 = 100Apr 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗667.297 index, Dec 1982 = 100May 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗665.616 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jun 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗673.264 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jul 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗622.101 index, Dec 1982 = 100Aug 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗601.817 index, Dec 1982 = 100Sep 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗572.233 index, Dec 1982 = 100Oct 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗573.517 index, Dec 1982 = 100Nov 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗576.216 index, Dec 1982 = 100Dec 2025US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗579.186 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jan 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗584.461 index, Dec 1982 = 100Feb 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗585.464 index, Dec 1982 = 100Mar 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗583.569 index, Dec 1982 = 100Apr 2026US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗534.606 index, Dec 1982 = 100May 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗542.691 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jun 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗554.216 index, Dec 1982 = 100Jul 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗536.495 index, Dec 1982 = 100Aug 2026 · preliminaryUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗Period Value Source Aug 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 (Aug 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 · Aug 2026Open the source → index, Dec 1982 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗ primary Jul 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 (Jul 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 · Jul 2026Open the source → index, Dec 1982 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗ primary Jun 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 (Jun 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 · Jun 2026Open the source → index, Dec 1982 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗ primary May 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 (May 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 · May 2026Open the source → index, Dec 1982 = 100 preliminary US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗ primary Apr 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 (Apr 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 · Apr 2026Open the source → index, Dec 1982 = 100 US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗ primary Mar 2026 Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 (Mar 2026)SourcedUS Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 · Mar 2026Open the source → index, Dec 1982 = 100 US Bureau of Labor Statistics, PCU3359293359291 ↗ primary Official statistics Fetched from the BLS public API, series PCU3359293359291; shown as published, not re-typed or reviewed; last fetched 2026-10-14.
Backlog · company: Siemens Energy (Grid Technologies)Siemens Energy Grid Technologies order backlogSource: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) (30 Jun 2026)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) · 30 Jun 2026Open the source → EUR bn30 Jun 202649 (31 Mar 2026) → 51 (30 Jun 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.49 (31 Mar 2026) → 51 (30 Jun 2026).Method →Code → vs 31 Mar 2026 · tightens
Siemens Energy Grid Technologies order backlog, EUR bn, 31 Dec 2024 to 30 Jun 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. 354045505536 EUR bn31 Dec 2024Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2025) ↗38 EUR bn31 Mar 2025Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2025) ↗42 EUR bn30 Sep 2025Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q4 FY2025) ↗45 EUR bn31 Dec 2025Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2026) ↗49 EUR bn31 Mar 2026Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2026) ↗51 EUR bn30 Jun 2026Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) ↗Period Value Source 30 Jun 2026 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) (2026-08-05)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) · 2026-08-05Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q3 FY2026) ↗ primary Book‑to‑bill ratio was 1.48 and the order backlog increased to €51bn.
Grid Technologies = HVDC, substations, switchgear, transformers; quote from that segment section.31 Mar 2026 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2026) (2026-05-12)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2026) · 2026-05-12Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2026) ↗ primary Book‑to‑bill ratio was 2.28, and the order backlog increased to €49bn.
Grid Technologies = HVDC, substations, switchgear, transformers; quote from that segment section.31 Dec 2025 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2026) (2026-02-11)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2026) · 2026-02-11Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2026) ↗ primary Grid Technologies recorded a book-to-bill ratio of 1.95. Order backlog rose to €45bn.
Grid Technologies = HVDC, substations, switchgear, transformers; quote from that segment section.30 Sep 2025 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q4 FY2025) (2025-11-13)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q4 FY2025) · 2025-11-13Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q4 FY2025) ↗ primary Grid Technologies recorded a book-to-bill ratio of 2.19. The order backlog rose to €42bn.
Grid Technologies = HVDC, substations, switchgear, transformers; quote from that segment section.31 Mar 2025 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2025) (2025-05-08)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2025) · 2025-05-08Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q2 FY2025) ↗ primary Book-to-bill ratio was 1.82, and the order backlog rose to €38bn.
Grid Technologies = HVDC, substations, switchgear, transformers; quote from that segment section.31 Dec 2024 Source: Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2025) (2025-02-12)SourcedSiemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2025) · 2025-02-12Open the source → EUR bn Siemens Energy (Earnings Release Q1 FY2025) ↗ primary Grid Technologies recorded a Book-to-bill ratio of 2.06 and the order backlog rose to €36bn.
Grid Technologies = HVDC, substations, switchgear, transformers; quote from that segment section.Read from the sources Read from the source by an agent; quote matched mechanically against the fetched page; not yet reviewed by a person, 2026-09-24. Each value links the page it came from and quotes the sentence that carries it.
Backlog · company: GE Vernova (Electrification)GE Vernova Electrification segment equipment RPOSource: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 Form 10-Q) (30 Jun 2026)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 Form 10-Q) · 30 Jun 2026Open the source → USD m30 Jun 202630,508 (31 Dec 2025) → 40,589 (30 Jun 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.30,508 (31 Dec 2025) → 40,589 (30 Jun 2026).Method →Code → vs 31 Dec 2025 · tightens
GE Vernova Electrification segment equipment RPO, USD m, 31 Dec 2022 to 30 Jun 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. Period Value Source 30 Jun 2026 Source: GE Vernova (Q2 2026 Form 10-Q) (2026-07-22)SourcedGE Vernova (Q2 2026 Form 10-Q) · 2026-07-22Open the source → USD m GE Vernova (Q2 2026 Form 10-Q) ↗ primary ELECTRIFICATION RPO June 30, 2026 December 31, 2025 June 30, 2025 Equipment $ 40,589 $ 30,508 $ 23,950
Grid solutions, power conversion, transformers (switchgear/HV equipment); $ millions; verbatim table text. Jun-2026 includes Prolec GE acquisition (closed Feb 2026).31 Dec 2025 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → USD m GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary ELECTRIFICATION RPO December 31 2025 2024 2023 Equipment $ 30,508 $ 20,005 $ 13,233
Grid solutions, power conversion, transformers (switchgear/HV equipment); $ millions; verbatim table text. Jun-2026 includes Prolec GE acquisition (closed Feb 2026).31 Dec 2024 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → USD m GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary ELECTRIFICATION RPO December 31 2025 2024 2023 Equipment $ 30,508 $ 20,005 $ 13,233
Grid solutions, power conversion, transformers (switchgear/HV equipment); $ millions; verbatim table text. Jun-2026 includes Prolec GE acquisition (closed Feb 2026).31 Dec 2023 Source: GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) (2026-01-29)SourcedGE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) · 2026-01-29Open the source → USD m GE Vernova (2025 Form 10-K) ↗ primary ELECTRIFICATION RPO December 31 2025 2024 2023 Equipment $ 30,508 $ 20,005 $ 13,233
Grid solutions, power conversion, transformers (switchgear/HV equipment); $ millions; verbatim table text. Jun-2026 includes Prolec GE acquisition (closed Feb 2026).31 Dec 2022 Source: GE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) (2025-02-06)SourcedGE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) · 2025-02-06Open the source → USD m GE Vernova (2024 Form 10-K) ↗ primary ELECTRIFICATION RPO December 31 2024 2023 2022 Equipment $ 20,005 $ 13,233 $ 6,384
Grid solutions, power conversion, transformers (switchgear/HV equipment); $ millions; verbatim table text. Jun-2026 includes Prolec GE acquisition (closed Feb 2026).Read from the sources Read from the source by an agent; quote matched mechanically against the fetched page; not yet reviewed by a person, 2026-09-24. Each value links the page it came from and quotes the sentence that carries it.
Backlog · company: NKTNKT high-voltage / Transmission order backlogSource: NKT (H1 2026 Interim Report announcement) (30 Jun 2026)SourcedNKT (H1 2026 Interim Report announcement) · 30 Jun 2026Open the source → EUR bn30 Jun 202613.5 (31 Mar 2026) → 13 (30 Jun 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.13.5 (31 Mar 2026) → 13 (30 Jun 2026).Method →Code → vs 31 Mar 2026 · loosens
NKT high-voltage / Transmission order backlog, EUR bn, 31 Dec 2024 to 30 Jun 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. Period Value Source 30 Jun 2026 Source: NKT (H1 2026 Interim Report announcement) (2026-08-13)SourcedNKT (H1 2026 Interim Report announcement) · 2026-08-13Open the source → EUR bn NKT (H1 2026 Interim Report announcement) ↗ primary At the end of Q2 2026, the Transmission order backlog was EUR 13.0bn (EUR 11.6bn at standard metal prices), compared to a Transmission order backlog of EUR 13.5bn (EUR 12.0bn at standard metal prices) at the end of Q1 2026.
EUR 11.6bn at standard metal prices; excludes TenneT framework awards >EUR 2.5bn.31 Mar 2026 Source: NKT (Q1 2026 Interim Report announcement) (2026-05-13)SourcedNKT (Q1 2026 Interim Report announcement) · 2026-05-13Open the source → EUR bn NKT (Q1 2026 Interim Report announcement) ↗ primary At the end of Q1 2026, the Transmission order backlog was EUR 13.5bn, compared to a high-voltage order backlog, including HVAC onshore, of EUR 10.2bn at end-2025.
New "Transmission" business line from 2026 (includes HVAC onshore); compare with care to 2025.31 Dec 2025 Source: NKT (Annual Report 2025 announcement) (2026-02-25)SourcedNKT (Annual Report 2025 announcement) · 2026-02-25Open the source → EUR bn NKT (Annual Report 2025 announcement) ↗ primary At the end of 2025, the high-voltage order backlog stood at a high level of EUR 10.2bn (EUR 8.9bn in standard metal prices).
EUR 8.9bn at standard metal prices; plus >EUR 3.5bn booking commitments.31 Dec 2024 Source: NKT (Annual Report 2025 announcement) (2026-02-25)SourcedNKT (Annual Report 2025 announcement) · 2026-02-25Open the source → EUR bn NKT (Annual Report 2025 announcement) ↗ primary Driven by continued order intake, the backlog was maintained largely in line with the backlog of EUR 10.6bn by end-2024.
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2 (Computed: Count of dated values in a series, or of series matching the filters, across the committed corpus and the official statistics fetched on schedule.) more series on this bottleneck
Backlog · company: NexansNexans adjusted PWR-Transmission backlogSource: Nexans (H1 2026 results) (30 Jun 2026)SourcedNexans (H1 2026 results) · 30 Jun 2026Open the source → EUR bn30 Jun 20267.9 (31 Mar 2026) → 7.7 (30 Jun 2026).How this is computedThe latest value in a series minus the value before it, divided by the earlier value, same series and unit.7.9 (31 Mar 2026) → 7.7 (30 Jun 2026).Method →Code → vs 31 Mar 2026 · flat
Nexans adjusted PWR-Transmission backlog, EUR bn, 31 Dec 2025 to 30 Jun 2026. Every value is listed in the table below. Period Value Source 30 Jun 2026 Source: Nexans (H1 2026 results) (2026-07-29)SourcedNexans (H1 2026 results) · 2026-07-29Open the source → EUR bn Nexans (H1 2026 results) ↗ primary Adjusted backlog reached €7.7 billion at June 30th, 2026 (including €1.2 billion related to the Great Sea Interconnector project), compared to €7.7 billion at December 31, 2025.
Includes €1.2bn Great Sea Interconnector; "visibility up until 2028".31 Mar 2026 Source: Nexans (Q1 2026 financial information) (2026-04-28)SourcedNexans (Q1 2026 financial information) · 2026-04-28Open the source → EUR bn Nexans (Q1 2026 financial information) ↗ primary Adjusted backlog was at €7.9 billion at March 31, 2026, up +2.6% compared to €7.7 billion at December 31, 2025 (including €1.2bn related to Great Sea Interconnector).
Includes €1.2bn Great Sea Interconnector (under rescheduling).31 Dec 2025 Source: Nexans (Q1 2026 financial information) (2026-04-28)SourcedNexans (Q1 2026 financial information) · 2026-04-28Open the source → EUR bn Nexans (Q1 2026 financial information) ↗ primary Adjusted backlog was at €7.9 billion at March 31, 2026, up +2.6% compared to €7.7 billion at December 31, 2025 (including €1.2bn related to Great Sea Interconnector).
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Lead time · USSwitchgear average lead time (Wood Mackenzie survey)Source: Wood Mackenzie (Mind the gap, opinion) (Q2 2025)SourcedWood Mackenzie (Mind the gap, opinion) · Q2 2025Open the source → weeksQ2 2025
Period Value Source Q2 2025 Source: Wood Mackenzie (Mind the gap, opinion) (2025-10-15)SourcedWood Mackenzie (Mind the gap, opinion) · 2025-10-15Open the source → weeks Wood Mackenzie (Mind the gap, opinion) ↗ secondary report Power transformer lead times also eased in Q2, falling by 10 weeks to an average of 128 weeks, while switchgear edged down to an average of 44 weeks.
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02Why it holds things up
The unglamorous half of energisation. Cable makers’ order backlogs run far ahead of output, and switchgear waits are long if shorter than for transformers; neither responds quickly to a demand shock.
Part of the process · Energy, which takes years to loosen once somebody decides to.
03Severity
How this is computedSum of four judged scores, each 0–3: concentration + substitution + lead time + inelasticity.Method →Code → / 12
Cable backlogs far ahead of output and long switchgear waits; neither answers a demand shock quickly.
04Who makes it
| Organisation | Step | Evidence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| PrysmianPRY IM | IT | Makes it | Verified source ↗ |
| NKTNKT DC | DK | Makes it | Verified source ↗ |
05What it rests on, and what rests on it
Depended on by
- Grid interconnection queues
“May require modest upgrades (breakers) or reconstruction of several high-voltage transmission lines.”
eta-publications.lbl.gov · primary source · LBNL (Feb 2026), on network upgrades a new generator triggers. A cost item in the queue, not a stated supply constraint.
- Anthropic
“supply chain risks with critical grid components, including transformers and circuit breakers.”
www-cdn.anthropic.com · primary source · Circuit breakers are switchgear; cable is not named. A policy report, not its own suppliers.
A recorded dependency is a sentence, not a share, a volume or a contract. Walk it on a portfolio →
06Rules that govern it
No rule has been researched for this one yet.
Policy coverage is being built jurisdiction by jurisdiction.
07What would remove it
- Superconducting transmission cableEstimate by Substrata, open to challenge, 2026-09-15: City-scale links have run for years as demonstrations; no routine procurement path exists.Estimate, not a measurementCity-scale links have run for years as demonstrations; no routine procurement path exists.By Substrata, open to challenge · 2026-09-15Supporting source → · Prototype at meaningful scale
Moves more power through existing rights of way, avoiding some new conventional cable entirely.
08Science pipeline
judged, with a citation claimed, no citationNumber: papers, preprints and grants the feeds collected — unreviewed
- X-Ray-Based Lightweight High-Performance Non-Destructive Defect Detection Method for High-Voltage Cables
Zhejiang University of Science and TechnologyZhejiang University of Technology
Fundamental research · No laboratory or pilot wording.From OpenAlex · not yet reviewedDOI
- Enhanced dielectric performance of polypropylene for hvdc cable insulation via 4‑allyloxybenzil grafting for multiscale structural modulation
Impact Polypropylene Copolymer (IPC) is a promising candidate for HVDC cable insulation, yet the lack of rigorous, quantitative structure-property correlations limits its performance optimization. In this study, a functional monomer, 4-Allyloxybenzil (AOB), containing benzene…
Tianjin University of Technology
Fundamental research · No laboratory or pilot wording.From OpenAlex · not yet reviewedDOI
- Synergistic effects of mechanical, electrical, and thermal stresses on XLPE insulation breakdown
Abstract High-voltage direct current (HVDC) cables are essential for the centralized transmission of power from offshore wind farms and large-scale onshore new energy bases. The DC breakdown strength of cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) insulation, when subjected to…
Xi'an Jiaotong UniversityTebian Electric Apparatus (China)
Fundamental research · No laboratory or pilot wording.From OpenAlex · not yet reviewedDOIPDF
- Recognition of multiple defects and signal intensities from superimposed partial discharge sources in gas-insulated switchgear
This study addresses the problem of poor recognition accuracy when a partial discharge pattern contains two defective discharge sources. First, a representative pattern for each defect was constructed using a gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) from three different defects including…
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Fundamental research · No laboratory or pilot wording.From OpenAlex · not yet reviewedDOIPDF
- Research on the reliability assessment method for Gas Insulated Switchgear based on composite risk assessment model
Fault diagnosis in safety–critical industrial infrastructure is often hindered by the data scarcity of catastrophic failures and subjective uncertainty inherent in domain knowledge. To address these challenges, this paper proposes a novel Hybrid Knowledge-Data Fusion method via a…
Beihang UniversityChina Electric Power Research Institute
Fundamental research · No laboratory or pilot wording.From OpenAlex · not yet reviewedDOIPDF
09Who could fund relief
- Department of Energy Loan Programs OfficeDevelopment bank
Lends at scale to energy projects that commercial lenders will not finance alone. It now operates as the Office of Energy Dominance Financing, under the authorities the Energy Policy Act of 2005 gave it.
Development bank will not fund · Anything outside its mandate, however commercially sound. It is patient and cheap and narrow, in that order.
- European Investment BankDevelopment bank
The EU’s own bank, lending long-term for infrastructure, energy networks and industrial capacity that meets EU policy objectives.
- KfWDevelopment bank
Germany’s promotional bank, funding industrial transformation and energy infrastructure on behalf of the federal government.
- Japan Bank for International CooperationExport credit
Japan’s policy-based financial institution: lending, investment and guarantees that sit beside private banks rather than instead of them.
Export credit will not fund · A project with no domestic content. The money follows the exporter, not the need, which is why it can build a plant on one continent and never on another.
A mandate covering the kind of asset that would relieve this row. Not a claim that anyone has funded one, and not advice.
10What has happened
Nothing recorded about this one yet.
Events are added when a source is read and accepted by hand.
11What this holds up
- Energyone turn: Months to years
Worst judgement on this loop: How this is computedThe highest severity score among the bottlenecks recorded as gates on the loop.Method →Code →, judged 2026-09-15
A loop is one design, build and measure turn. Severity is a dated judgement on a 0–12 scale, not a measurement, and the judgements are not added together — the figure shown is the worst single one.
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