2015 Electrical Council Pathfinder Released

Pathfinder

Electro-Federation Canada’s Electrical Council, in collaboration with Kerrwil Publications, has released its annual edition of Pathfinder, a comprehensive industry report that compiles benchmarking, market analysis and statistical data on the Canadian electrical market.

Pathfinder offers a complete statistical overview of the full-line electrical channel, profiling such key attributes as employee size, internal footprint, product mix and customer mix by commercial, residential and industrial segments. This year’s Pathfinder also features market forecasts for key electrical product sections, including lighting, wire and cable, transformers, industrial controls, distribution equipment, motors and generators, wiring supplies, batteries, and electric heating.

Pathfinder is now available to Electrical Council members for $1,375 plus HST. For more information, contact Swati Patel at 647-260-3090, spatel@electrofed.com. Copies of the report can also be purchased online.

 

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