Epsilon Composite has announced the formation of its Indian subsidiary to support power grid modernization.
The French carbon fibre pioneer has crossed a key milestone in its Indian-centric development plants with its new Indian subsidiary “HindEpsilon Composite,” incorporated in October 2025 and headquartered in Chennai.
Epsilon Composite, through its division Epsilon Cable is globally known for its HVCRC® composite core conductors, also known as HTLS conductors, which are used to improve the capacity, efficiency and resilience of overhead power lines.
While Epsilon Cable operates on all continents, India is clearly identified as one of Epsilon Cable’s top strategic markets for the future. Epsilon Cable is moving on with its plan to establish a local factory in India.
Epsilon Cable, in association with its stranding partners, has been awarded a series of reconductoring projects in several states including Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Assam.
According to Alexandre LULL, Managing Director, Epsilon Composite, “India is one of the most dynamic countries in the world, facing an immense electrification challenge.
Advanced conductors such as HVCRC are recognized as key enablers of this modernization, but the lack of open competition in the field of composite core conductors has hindered the deployment of this technology in the past, so authorities and utilities are actively seeking reliable and competitive suppliers.
Epsilon Cable is proud to answer this call with a proven, cost-efficient and sustainable solution, soon to be produced locally in India, bringing additional production capacity and even faster delivery to our local partners. Our mission is fully aligned with India’s national grid strengthening plan and in support of India’s 500 GW renewable target for 2030.”
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Ganeshkumar Thangavelu, Head of HindEpsilon Composite, added, “I joined Epsilon Cable as its innovative HVCRC range of solutions is ideally positioned to meet the demand of our country’s transmission and distribution sector with world-class composite technologies. This subsidiary is the first step in our “walk the talk” commitment towards our Government’s Make in India Initiative. We are expanding our local resources and strengthening our presence in the country, with a clear roadmap to establish local production.”
Featured collage (right) shows the Chennai office inauguration of HindEpsilon Cable where the company’s management team was joined by Romain Coullette, Epsilon Composite’s Sales Director. The inauguration was followed by meetings with key stakeholders of the Indian power transmission sector, including Ministry of Power, Central Electricity Authority (CEA), Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd, apart from several utilities and EPCs.