Transformers, early 2025: NEMA

NEMA said a new transformer ordered in early 2025 could take up to three years to deliver.

Up to three years All sizes · Feb 2025 · US

““Delivery of a new transformer ordered today could take up to three years,” said National Association of Electrical Manufacturers, or NEMA, Director of Government Relations Peter Ferrell.”
Class on the chart
Surveys that average all transformer sizes or do not name a type
Transformer type
Transformer (unspecified)
Size / class
Unspecified
Region
US
As of
2025-02
Lead time as stated
Up to three years
Publisher
NEMA (via Utility Dive)
Source type
industry-association
Verified

Sources

  1. Transformer supply bottleneck threatens power system stability as load grows (Utility Dive, 12 Feb 2025) accessed 2026-11-09

Cite this reading

NEMA (via Utility Dive), as compiled by Transformer Lead Times: “Transformers, early 2025: NEMA”. https://transformerleadtimes.com/nema-2025/ (accessed 9 Nov 2026).

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