ZMS and ENEE Collaborate in the CYC-CYC-ENEE-F02 Project of Honduras

ZMS and ENEE staff

In a joint effort to improve Honduras' electrical infrastructure and address growing energy demand, ZMS Cable Company has established a significant collaboration with the National Electric Power Company (ENEE) in the CYC-CYC-ENEE-F02 project, intended to supply aluminum overhead cables. This partnership between ZMS and ENEE promises to boost the socioeconomic development of the Central American country by improving the quality and distribution of electrical energy.

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ZMS Manufacturer Partners with CFE México for the L.T Project. CARMEN BEACH – CHANKANAAB II

CFE y ZMS

In the energy sector of Mexico, significant collaboration is leading the wave of electrical infrastructure modernization. The Federal electricity commission (CFE), the leading electricity supplier giant in the country, has reached a cooperation with the renowned cable manufacturer ZMS. This collaboration focuses on the L.T project. CARMEN BEACH – CHANKANAAB II, which aims to comprehensively update the electricity transmission system in the region through a mixed underground-submarine-underground construction, thus guaranteeing a stable electricity supply for the Mexican population and socioeconomic development.

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ZMS Cable Revenues Grow by 32% in 2023

ZMS Cable Products

In 2023, ZMS Cable company's annual revenue increased by 32% based on year 2022. With the acceleration of the installation of new energies such as wind and photovoltaics, new energy cable orders increased significantly. And in 2024, submarine cable orders will experience explosive growth.

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Three Submarine Cables in the Red Sea Interrupted, Houthis Deny Attack

Ship attacked in the Red Sea

Three submarine cables in the Red Sea, that provide global internet and telecommunications services, have been cut, The Associated Press reported on 4 of March. These cables include the Asia-Africa-Europe 1, el Europe India Gateway, Seacom y TGN-Gulf, and affect approximately 25% of Red Sea data transmission volume. The disruption has caused concerns as the Red Sea is a vital route for transporting goods and energy from Asia and the Middle East to Europe., as well as for data transmission from Asia to Europe.

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ZMS CABLE Partners with Worley to Supply Cables for the EACOP Project

Construction of the EACOP project

ZMS CABLE has entered into a partnership with global engineering firm Worley to supply the cable infrastructure for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline project (EACOP, for its acronym in English). This collaboration aims to provide essential support for energy distribution in the region through the EACOP project, which is expected to play a key role in the development of the energy sector in East Africa.

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