Hubbell Power Systems

10/16/2026

There’s a lot that makes the International Lineman’s Rodeo special. More than 300 teams and 450 apprentices come together to compete in events based on the traditional tasks and skills of the line trade, while people from across the industry gather to learn, reconnect and talk about the work they know best.

We’re grateful to be here alongside this community. It’s been great spending time with so many of you at the Hubbell booth, talking shop and sharing the products our teams work on every day.

And there’s still more Rodeo to come. ⚡

10/15/2026

The future of the line trade is looking bright! ⚡🤠 The next generation is getting in on the action at the 2026 International Lineman’s Rodeo. We love seeing families join in on one of the biggest weeks of the year for the line trade.

10/15/2026

The most effective wildlife mitigation strategies don't start with species. They start with exposure.

Can something perch here? Climb here? Create unintended contact here? When the focus shifts from predicting animals to identifying contact paths, mitigation becomes easier to standardize and scale across the system.

In your experience, is it more effective to focus on species-specific risks or identifying potential contact paths?

Discover solutions designed to help reduce unintended wildlife contact: https://hubs.ly/Q04rkMTQ0

10/15/2026

We're proud to host the inaugural Hubbell Lineman's Council, bringing together experienced lineworkers from across North America to help shape the future of transmission and substation solutions. Council members provide real-world insight that influences product development, advances safety, and helps drive more reliable, efficient solutions for the crews who build and maintain the grid every day.

As we launch this exciting new initiative, we're already looking ahead and recruiting members for the 2027 Hubbell Lineman's Council. Stop by Booth 401 at the International Lineman's Rodeo to learn how you can help influence the next generation of utility innovations.

Learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q04BfZqY0

10/14/2026

As environments evolve, underground infrastructure needs to keep pace. Quazite® PG Series replacement covers make it possible to bring existing Quazite handhole installations in line with current loading requirements while maintaining the integrity of the original enclosure.

It's a practical way to improve performance, support compliance with changing site conditions, and help protect long-term infrastructure investments.

Find the right load rating for your changing site conditions: https://hubs.ly/Q04rkXr80

10/07/2026

What a week at APTA TRANSform Expo! We've had the opportunity to connect with transit agencies, industry partners, and transportation leaders from across North America, and the conversations have made for a great week on the show floor.

If you're attending today, we'd love to see you before the expo floor closes at 3 p.m. CST.

10/07/2026

Transmission demand is growing, but expanding rights-of-way isn't always feasible.
Molded-insulator crossarm assemblies (MICA) are helping utilities increase transmission capacity, enable line uprating, and make better use of existing corridors through a more compact transmission design.

Our latest blog explores the technology behind MICA, its advantages over traditional crossarm designs, and how Hubbell engineered and tested a 230-kV solution.

Read the blog and access the technical paper:

See how molded-insulator crossarm assemblies (MICA) enable compact transmission design, higher line capacity, and stronger grid performance.

10/06/2026

Keeping transit fleets moving takes more than chargers. It takes infrastructure that makes charging safer, simpler and easier to manage.

At APTA TRANSform Expo, we're highlighting cable management solutions that help operators handle heavy charging cables and keep them out of the way.
📍 Booth 3475

10/05/2026

Day one at APTA TRANSform Expo is underway! Visit Booth 3475 to learn how Hubbell supports transportation infrastructure with solutions for connectivity, power distribution and electrification.