Over Head Electrification

Overhead Electrification (OHE) involves the design, installation, testing, and maintenance of overhead systems that supply electrical energy to electric locomotives and EMUs through a system of conductors and support structures. It is a critical component in railway electrification projects.

•  Provide Continuous Power Supply to Electric Locomotives

Ensure reliable and uninterrupted electrical energy for the movement of trains through overhead conductors.

•  Enhance Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

Replace diesel traction with electric traction to reduce carbon emissions, noise pollution, and fuel costs.

• Support High-Speed and Heavy Haul Operations

Enable the operation of faster and heavier trains by providing sufficient electrical power and consistent traction.