Marelli Motori has hosted the Power Solutions Symposium

Marelli Motori is an integrated arm of the Langley Group and it fell to the Italian branch of the British parent company to do the honours. The company, located in the Italian alternator hub (Mecc Alte and Linz Electric are a short distance away), hosted the second annual Langley Holdings Power Solutions Division Symposium.

Langley Holdings Power Solutions Division

It was a proper location to reclaim the strategy that led to the bundling of Marelli Motori, Bergen Engines and Piller Group.  In 2024, the Division will account for approximately half of the Group’s $1.5 billion revenues and more than 5000 employees. The symposium was opened by Anthony Langley, Chairman & CEO of Langley Holdings plc, accompanied by second generation Main Board Directors, William and Bernard Langley.

Langley and the contribute of Marelli Motori

“We have a remarkable pedigree and are the Gold Standard in critical power,” Anthony Langley said. “From the Federal Reserve and Bank of England to the New York Stock Exchange, the ECB and the CIA, our systems are trusted at the highest level.”

Mr Langley cited a standout example in Western Australia: a remote 170-megawatt gas fired power plant combined with 150 megawatts of solar, located more than 100 kilometers from the nearest grid connection. “It’s a blueprint for what’s possible,” he said. He also revealed that the Division had received its first order to provide a 100MW grid-independent power solution for the data center sector, just four weeks after first contact. “That level of speed and responsiveness is going to become the norm. We have to be ready.”

To meet this growing demand, Langley announced plans to expand engine production capacity at Bergen Engines and alternator production from Marelli Motori, stepping up investment in long-lead components such as castings and crankshafts. “Speed to market is vital. Enquires are turning into firm orders in a matter of weeks,” he added.