S&C to demonstrate grid resilience in action at IEEE PES T&D Conference in Chicago. Chicago-based manufacturing leader welcomes the energy industry to its hometown and highlights U.S.-made grid resilience solutions CHICAGO, April 29, 2026 - S&C Electric Company, a leading innovator of resilient grid technology, will showcase its power distribution solutions at the 2026 IEEE PES T&D Conference & Exposition in its hometown of Chicago next week. S&C's main manufacturing facility and headquarters have been in Chicago since the company was founded in 1911. At the conference, visitors to booth 642 will see S&C's precision-engineered solutions in action, improving power reliability at every stage of the distribution grid journey. S&C will highlight new advancements that enhance reliability, resilience, and overall system performance: * TripSaver(R) FXR Recloser is S&C's latest innovation in its line of TripSaver(R) Reclosers to reduce outage and operational costs on overhead lateral circuits. * IntelliRupter(R) PulseCloser(R) Fault Interrupter with full interoperability with Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories' (SEL) upcoming 651RD Advanced Digital Control will provide a new fiber-enabled architecture and advanced communications capabilities. Other featured grid transformation solutions at S&C's booth include: * Fault Tamer(R) Fuse Limiter * EdgeRestore(R) Underground Distribution Restoration System * PME Pad-Mounted Gear * TripSaver(R) II Cutout-Mounted Recloser * VacuFuse(R) II Self-Resetting Interrupter * Vista(R) Underground Distribution Switchgear

S&C advises Grupo México Infraestructura in strategic combination of power generation assets with Saavi Energía. April 28, 2026 The infrastructure division of Grupo México, the Mexican leading mining, transportation and infrastructure conglomerate, entered into a definitive agreement to combine its power generation assets with Saavi Energía, a leading private power generator in Mexico. By combining its portfolio of assets with Saavi Energía, Grupo México Infraestructura consolidates its position as a leading private power generator and strengthens its ability to meet increasing power demand in the country. The combination will create a diversified power generation platform featuring 14 energy facilities strategically located in high demand areas throughout Mexico, with enhanced scale, operational synergies, and a strengthened combined output of 4,510 MW and a pipeline of growth projects of approximately 5,000 MW. The S&C team advising Grupo México Infraestructura includes Werner Ahlers, Rita Anne O'Neill and Sahand Moarefy. Stay Updated Its Lawyers