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CTC Global, a global leader in high-capacity advanced conductors, has appointed Josh Cox as Vice President of Field and Technical Services. With over 20 years of utility industry experience, Cox will lead efforts to enhance grid efficiency and resilience through the integration of ACCC® Advanced Conductors.
Josh Cox appointed Vice President of Field and Technical Services at CTC Global.
Brings 20+ years of utility experience from PG&E and Southern California Edison.
Led ACCC® Conductor installation on SCE’s Laguna Bell-Mesa Line.
Will drive adoption of ACCC® Advanced Conductors for grid efficiency.
Cox’s expertise enhances CTC Global’s field services and customer support.
Supports 300+ utilities in 65 countries with innovative conductor solutions.
Josh Cox joins CTC Global with extensive experience, having started as a lineman and progressed to leadership roles at Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and Southern California Edison (SCE). As Vice President of Field and Technical Services, Cox will oversee the Field Services Team, focusing on integrating ACCC® Advanced Conductors to improve grid capacity and resilience. “We’re thrilled to welcome Josh to the team, where he’ll bring his technical expertise, strategic mindset, and strong commitment to quality and innovation to the great work we provide our customers,” says Kevin Corbalis, CTC Global’s Chief Technology Officer.
Cox’s recent role as Superintendent of Transmission Power at SCE included leading the successful installation of CTC Global’s ACCC® Conductor on the Laguna Bell-Mesa Line, leveraging the company’s InfoCore® Technology. His hands-on experience with advanced conductor solutions positions him to accelerate CTC Global’s mission of delivering efficient, cost-effective electricity transmission. “Josh will help drive ACCC® Advanced Conductor implementation and get utilities up and running quickly to deliver the greatest amount of electricity at the lowest capital cost,” said Corbalis.
CTC Global serves over 300 utilities and industrial customers across 65 countries, addressing the challenges of legacy transmission infrastructure. Cox’s leadership will enhance the company’s ability to deliver high-capacity, resilient solutions that meet the growing energy demands of communities worldwide. His background as a Northwest Lineman College graduate and his operational expertise ensure alignment with CTC Global’s commitment to quality and innovation.
Cox’s appointment strengthens CTC Global’s position as a leader in advanced conductor technology, driving rapid grid modernization and sustainable energy solutions for utilities globally.
CTC Global is accelerating access to energy as the world’s leading manufacturer of high-capacity advanced conductors.
For over two decades, CTC Global has helped communities meet their energy needs and manage the risks associated with legacy transmission infrastructure. Today, over 300 utilities and industrial customers in over 65 countries and 30 U.S. states trust CTC to safely and quickly deploy solutions that add the greatest amount of electricity at the lowest capital cost.
Headquartered in Irvine, California, over half of CTC Global’s manufacturing capacity is U.S.-based. Its global operations are supported by five manufacturing facilities and an extensive network of partners around the world.
CTC Global’s advanced conductor is the most responsible and innovative solution to double capacity and improve reliability at scale.
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