Prysmian, leader in the energy transition and digital transformation, has announced its membership in the Fault-Managed Power (FMP) Alliance, reinforcing its commitment to advancing safety, reliability, and efficiency in power systems on a global scale.
The FMP Alliance, an open industry association comprising leading companies such as Belden, Cisco Systems, Panduit, Prysmian, and VoltServer, is dedicated to advocating, promoting, and advancing fault-managed power technologies across diverse industries.
Fault-managed power technology represents a significant leap forward in power system management, actively identifying and addressing faults within networks to ensure a robust and consistent power supply. This technology not only enhances safety and operational performance but also aligns with sustainability goals, contributing to an eco-friendlier electrical energy distribution.
By joining the FMP Alliance, Prysmian underscores its commitment to innovation and collaboration also in the safe power verticals. As a recognized leader in the industry, Prysmian brings its extensive expertise and resources to the Alliance, further bolstering efforts to drive the widespread adoption of fault-managed power solutions.
"The decision to join the FMP Alliance aligns perfectly with Prysmian's mission to deliver cutting-edge solutions that enhance the reliability and efficiency of power systems," said Srinivas Siripurapu, Chief Innovation and R&D Officer at Prysmian. "Together with our esteemed partners in the Alliance, we are poised to accelerate the adoption of fault-managed power technology, bringing its benefits to industries worldwide."
The FMP Alliance welcomes Prysmian as a valuable addition to its growing ecosystem of industry leaders and looks forward to leveraging its expertise to further advance fault-managed power technology.
