Linxon, a joint venture between AtkinsRéalis and Hitachi Energy, announced that it secured $1 billion in new contracts for 2024.
This is a major milestone in its expansion across global power transmission markets.
The contracts, covering the Americas, Asia Pacific, the Middle East & Africa, and Europe, reflect Linxon’s growing footprint in critical infrastructure projects.
While Transmission System Operators (TSOs) remain its core focus, the company has also made inroads into energy storage, securing its first projects in Puerto Rico with nine renewable integration sites.
In the Middle East, Linxon strengthened its presence with a major contract win in Abu Dhabi. Meanwhile, in Europe, the company is advancing its pipeline of transmission projects, with additional awards anticipated in early 2025.
“We are ideally positioned for the market super cycle and remain committed to sustaining growth, delivering value to customers, and achieving strong financial results,” said Linxon CEO Stefan Reisacher.
Linxon recently consolidated its operations into three regional hubs, a move Reisacher said has enhanced execution capabilities. “Delivering projects on time, with quality, and within budget remains the foundation of our success,” he added.
