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At Nexans, our priority is to provide our customers and partners with everything they need to design and build safe and sustainable electrification, at every step of their project lifecycle. That’s why we constantly innovate to ensure our cables are at the edge in terms of safety, reliability, electrical performance, and standards compliance.
Sustainability of construction work has become a topic investigated by all stakeholders all along the value chain of a project. They are constantly seeking new strategies to deliver sustainable buildings and structures that attract tenants and buyers whilst maximizing “green value”, such as increased asset value and reduced risk of depreciation.
Nexans’ response to these varying challenges combines several products and specific services, for any type of building.
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A wave of change is happening in the building industry. As we've witnessed in the last couple of years, the sector once referred to as "brick and mortar" is bracing itself for a digital revolution. Traditionally slow to embrace new technologies, resulting in decades-long productivity stagnation, digitalization of the $7.5 trillion building construction market is long overdue.
25% of fires are due to electrical failures in Europe, representing 275,000 fires yearly. With more than half of the world’s population living in urban areas and the demand for electricity increasing, ensuring the electrical safety of buildings is critical. A vital step to ensuring the fire safety of buildings is taking a holistic approach to testing and certifying electrical cables with their associated components.
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