The installation cost is often a deciding factor. While it varies greatly depending on the project's scale, location, and voltage, a common rule of thumb is that underground cable installation is significantly more expensive than overhead line installation—often by a factor of 5 to 10.

• Overhead Costs: Primarily driven by the cost of conductors, poles/towers, insulators, and labor for stringing.

• underground Costs: Include the cost of specialized insulated cables, extensive civil works for excavation and trenching, and a high cost for labor and specialized equipment like cable laying winches and cable trailers.

Our ability to supply equipment for both overhead and underground projects allows our clients to choose the most cost-effective and suitable solution for their needs while sourcing all their essential tools from a single, reliable partner.