Our Approach
Furthered the development of new solutions for grid transformation, mass transit systems, electric vehicles and more
Began considering sustainable product attributes at the front end of the R&D decision-making process
Partnered with Formula E as the Official Wire & Cable Provider for the only consistently carbon neutral sport in the world
Cofer Technology Center became first Southwire facility to implement a ground-source thermal heating and cooling system
We collaborate with our customers to enhance product transparency and support LEED certification efforts. Southwire is a U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Member. Over 100 of our products have independently verified Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), representing over 90% of our wire and cable product categories sold.
Providing products and services with exceptional quality is at the heart of Southwire’s mission. For us, that extends to ensuring the solutions we deliver are safe. Upholding the highest quality and safety standards is critical to mitigating risks and maintaining our customers’ and other stakeholders’ trust.
Insulating compounds are integral to the construction of most of our wire and cable products. To reduce the environmental impact of our portfolio, we’ve embarked on a project to identify more sustainable forms of these materials.
Learn MoreEVs are an important aspect of the energy transition, not only for individuals but also for businesses and communities seeking larger transportation alternatives.
Learn MoreCHPE is a transmission project that will deliver 1,250 megawatts of clean, renewable hydropower from the U.S.-Canadian border to Queens, N.Y., enough power for more than one million New York homes.
Learn MoreOne way to make power systems more sustainable is to make them more efficient.
Learn MoreMass transit systems help connect communities to economic opportunities and resources. They also reduce GHG emissions by making transportation more efficient.
Learn MoreInsulating compounds are integral to the construction of most of our wire and cable products. To reduce the environmental impact of our portfolio, we’ve embarked on a project to identify more sustainable forms of these materials.
Learn MoreEVs are an important aspect of the energy transition, not only for individuals but also for businesses and communities seeking larger transportation alternatives.
Learn MoreCHPE is a transmission project that will deliver 1,250 megawatts of clean, renewable hydropower from the U.S.-Canadian border to Queens, N.Y., enough power for more than one million New York homes.
Learn MoreOne way to make power systems more sustainable is to make them more efficient.
Learn MoreMass transit systems help connect communities to economic opportunities and resources. They also reduce GHG emissions by making transportation more efficient.
Learn MoreSouthwire’s DEI mission is to build a culture that recognizes and celebrates the value of diverse backgrounds, equity in opportunity, and inclusivity in action. Our approach is holistic, shaping both our workforce initiatives and the ways we engage our neighbors and give back. As we mature our DEI strategy, our progress is adding up. We can see it in our investments, our priorities, and the growing representation of women, underrepresented communities, and veterans among our teams.
Introducing Our Second
Annual Inclusion Report