EFC Welcomes New CEMRA Member: EDP Inc.

April 26, 2023

For 30 years, EDP Inc. has been a lighting industry professional resource for architects, engineers, designers, master electricians, general contractors, and more. Located in the Greater Montreal area, EDP Inc. is continuously reviewing all aspects of the changing electrical industry and provides effective solutions.

EDP Inc. has launched a new electrical division entitled, EDP Electrique. EDP’s administrators have worked in the electrical distribution network for over 20 years and are able to provide unique solutions to distributors and contractors. EDP Inc. is taking their place in the EV charging market and is quickly growing.

The EFC-Official Representative from EDP Inc. is Charles Leblanc, Principal, Sales Director Distribution

Visit: https://www.edpinc.ca/fr

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