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Indo-French Cooperation Boosts India's Power Grid Modernization

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News18•27-02-2026, 16:45

Indo-French Cooperation Boosts India's Power Grid Modernization

•Epsilon Composite joins French business delegation during President Macron's India visit, highlighting strategic power transmission.
•HindEpsilon Composite strengthens operational footprint in India, focusing on scaling transmission infrastructure for renewable energy.
•HVCRC® advanced conductors by Epsilon Composite enhance grid capacity, reduce losses, and optimize capital expenditure.
•Epsilon Composite secures over ten contracts across four Indian states, with three new projects signed in Tamil Nadu.
•The technology supports India's 500 GW renewable capacity target and responsible AI development by modernizing electrical infrastructure.

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