How smarter conduit choices lead to favorable project outcomes

As the electrical industry faces the dual pressure of skyrocketing energy demands from AI and data centers alongside the largest workforce exit in American history, the way we design and install power systems must evolve. Join us for an in-depth webinar hosted by EC&M and presented by Vice President of Sales and Marketing Matt Fredericks of Champion Fiberglass®. The presentation moves beyond traditional methods to explore innovative materials and strategies that prioritize labor efficiency, extreme durability, and lower total cost of ownership.

What you will learn:

  • Macro trends shaping 2026: Understand how hyperscale data centers, utilities projects, and the growth of clean energy (wind, solar, and micro-nuclear) are driving a new wave of massive infrastructure projects.
  • The power of prefabrication: Discover how moving electrical room and duct bank construction off-site can save significant time, reduce shipping costs, and mitigate weather-related delays.
  • Strategic undergrounding: Learn why the industry is moving away from overhead lines in favor of underground systems that provide disaster resilience and better long-term ROI.
  • Combatting the labor shortage: Explore how lightweight materials, such as fiberglass conduit, can increase productivity by over 60% compared to traditional PVC or steel and reduce physical strain and injury risks for your crew.
  • Advanced material performance: Analyze critical metrics including burn-through resistance, low coefficient of friction for longer cable pulls, and the benefits of a 110°C UL temperature rating for high-ampacity AI applications.
  • Next-gen planning tools: See how AI-driven BIM modeling can help prevent costly system clashing on complex jobsites.

 

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