CTC Global, a U.S.-based energy technology company, reinforced its long-term commitment to India’s power sector during CEO J.D. Sitton’s address at the 2025 Economic Times Energy Leadership Summit in New Delhi. Sitton emphasized India’s growing importance in CTC Global’s global operations and outlined the company’s plans to expand its presence across the country.
Following the successful launch of its fifth ACCC® Conductor Core manufacturing facility in Pune, CTC Global plans to strengthen partnerships and boost production to meet India’s rapid energy demand. Sitton noted that the company has completed over 200 ACCC installations across 22 states and two union territories, underscoring its deep footprint across the Indian grid network.
CTC Global collaborates with leading Indian manufacturers, including Sterlite Power, Gupta Power, and Apar Industries. Together, they aim to deliver more than 18,000 km of high-performance ACCC conductors by the end of 2025. Sitton described India as a key partner in CTC Global’s mission to advance grid efficiency and enable low-loss power systems for a sustainable future.
CTC Global operates manufacturing facilities in the United States, China, Indonesia, Paraguay, and India, combining direct ownership with regional joint ventures. This global structure allows the company to supply efficient, reliable conductor solutions that power modernization projects worldwide. Sitton concluded that expanding partnerships in India will help “build the infrastructure for the clean energy future.”