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Home›Subsea›Nexans’ Subsea Cables for Marjan Field in Arabian Gulf
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March 3, 2020 · about 6 years ago

Nexans’ Subsea Cables for Marjan Field in Arabian Gulf

Nexans has received an order to supply 180 km of 230 kV cables for the Marjan field on the eastern coast of the Arabian Gulf. Discovered in 1967, the Marjan field is one of the oldest and biggest offshore oil and gas fields in the Arabian Gulf. It is currently undergoing expansion under the Marjan [

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Nexans’ Subsea Cables for Marjan Field in Arabian Gulf

Nexans has received an order to supply 180 km of 230 kV cables for the Marjan field on the eastern coast of the Arabian Gulf.

Discovered in 1967, the Marjan field is one of the oldest and biggest offshore oil and gas fields in the Arabian Gulf. It is currently undergoing expansion under the Marjan Increment Programme announced in 2017.

Nexans will supply two lengths of 90 km of 230kV HVAC three-core submarine power cables with an internal fiber optical element.

The company’s new cable-laying vessel to come, Nexans Aurora will be deployed in the Marjan Program.

“ Nexans is delighted with the trust shown in us, and we’re looking forward to adding the Marjan increment development project to our strong track record of subsea projects, building on over 60 years of experience in submarine cable systems around the world, ” said Ole Kristian Mysen , export sales manager Submarine & Land Systems at Nexans.

The composite submarine cables for the link will be produced by Nexans Norway plant in Halden, while the fiber optical cable will be produced at Nexans Norway specialized factory in Rognan.

Cable installation is expected to start in February 2022.

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