EFC Welcomes G&W Electric as New Manufacturer Member

EFC Welcomes G&W Electric as New Manufacturer Member

October 10, 2025

Since 1905, G&W Electric has powered the world with innovative power system solutions, from the first disconnectable cable terminating device to today’s solid dielectric and SF₆ insulated switchgear, reclosers, and distribution automation systems.

With a customer-first, consultative approach, G&W partners with utilities, commercial, industrial, and renewable energy customers to deliver reliable, resilient, and tailored solutions that strengthen power distribution networks.

Supported by ISO 9001:2015 certified quality systems, advanced R&D, and multiple global manufacturing facilities, including local Canadian manufacturing, G&W continues to drive future-ready innovations for a smarter, more reliable grid.

The EFC official representative from G&W Electric is Nik Jalan, Sales Manager.

Visit their website HERE.

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