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MEWO on Harmony Link seabed survey
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Harmony Link seabed survey kicks off

Seabed survey has started in the Baltic Sea as part of the construction of Harmony Link, a new subsea power connection between Poland and Lithuania. The project is being implemented by PSE and Litgrid, electricity transmission system operators in Poland and Lithuania. Harmony Link is one of the larg

about 5 years ago
NeuConnect interconnector illustration
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Report: New UK-Germany power link will deliver major carbon cuts

A new interconnector between the UK and Germany will deliver significant carbon benefits, according to an independent new report. Specifically, the NeuConnect link will help deliver a 16 million tonne reduction in CO2 – the equivalent of planting 28 million new trees or removing 400,000 cars off the

about 5 years ago
Illustration of PacWave site
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Who will wire Oregon’s wave energy test site?

A contractor is being sought to build, deliver, and install the subsea power and data cable for the first grid-connected wave energy testing facility in the United States. The so-called PacWave is a collaboration project between the Oregon State University (OSU), the U.S. Department of Energy and ot

about 5 years ago
Tekmar Energy cables protection system
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Tekmar shields all Saint-Nazaire subsea cables

Prysmian has selected Tekmar Energy’s Generation 10 cable protection system (CPS) to protect export cables on the Saint-Nazaire offshore wind farm. The award follows the array cable scope in 2020, meaning that Tekmar’s CPS will guard the entire subsea cable system for the first commercial-scale wind

about 5 years ago
James Hunt, Xodus’ Global Interconnector and Cables
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Xodus delivers Empire Wind inter-array cables study

Engineering consultancy Xodus has completed an inter-array cables installation study for Equinor’s Empire Wind Phase 1 offshore New York. Xodus was tasked with maturing the inter-array cable installation concept to identify technical solutions or installation methodologies that may add value to the

about 5 years ago
Ofgem and CRE halt public consultation for AQUIND
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Ofgem and CRE halt public consultation for AQUIND

Ofgem and its French counterpart the Commission de Régulation de l’Energie (CRE) have published a decision to discontinue public consultation for the AQUIND interconnector. The AQUIND Interconnector is a proposed 2GW subsea and underground high voltage direct current power transmission project betwe

about 5 years ago
Tekmar-Scoops-Neart-na-Gaoithe-Cable-Protection-Contract
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Tekmar scoops Neart na Gaoithe cable protection contract

Tekmar Energy has secured a contract to provide its Generation 10 TekTube cable protection system (CPS) for the Neart na Gaoithe (NnG) offshore wind farm in the UK. Under the contract secured with Prysmian, Tekmar’s CPS will protect the wind farm’s subsea export cables. The systems will be delivered

about 5 years ago
DeepOcean winds down UK cable lay and trenching units
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DeepOcean winds down UK cable lay and trenching units

Subsea services player DeepOcean has completed the restructuring and wind down of its UK cable lay and trenching business. The restructuring process, which started in November last year, involved DeepOcean 1 UK, DeepOcean Subsea Cables and Enshore Subsea. Deepocean said that through the completion o

about 5 years ago
G8 Subsea hybrid cable solution
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G8 Subsea and ZTT working on new hybrid cable

Singapore-based engineering firm G8 Subsea and Zhongtian Technology Submarine Cable (ZTT) are developing the next-generation hybrid composite submarine cable for high voltage and 5G internet connectivity. G8 has worked on a solution that takes care of the 5G internet demand, but also aims to connect

about 5 years ago
Prysmian Pikkala cable plant
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Prysmian Finland going green

Prysmian is taking a step forward on its path to improve the sustainability of its operations, by making its Finland submarine cable plant, the company’s excellence centre also for green energy consumption. The Pikkala plant is strategic for Prysmian because it is a centre of excellence for producti

about 5 years ago
Van Oord's CLV at sea
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MAATS Tech nets contract for Van Oord’s new CLV

MAATS Tech has secured a contract with VARD to deliver cable lay equipment for Van Oord’s new cable laying vessel (CLV). “I am immensely proud of the team effort that has gone into winning this contract and continues our track record in providing this type of equipment in the cable industry, already

about 5 years ago
IFA2 interconnector map
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IFA2 interconnector in full flow

Interconnexion France-Angleterre 2 (IFA2), electricity interconnector linking the UK and France, is now able to flow low carbon electricity between the two countries at full capacity. IFA2 is 240 kilometres long subsea power cable, which stretches along the sea floor between Fareham, Hampshire in th

about 5 years ago
Oceanteam cabling crew
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Oceanteam bags cable storage extension

Oceanteam has extended storage contract for over 100 kilometres of subsea cable with one of Europe’s biggest cable manufacturers. The 6-months extension follows a three years of storage of client’s subsea cables in Oceanteam’s 5300Te carousel at its cable storage facility in Velsen, the Netherlands.

about 5 years ago
Normand Jarstein subsea vessel
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Solstad secures work for subsea trio

Oslo-listed shipowner Solstad Offshore has secured four contract awards for three of its subsea construction vessels (SCVs). Normand Energy will support a project for a client in the Pacific Ocean with an estimated duration of 5 months, including mobilisation and de-mobilisation. Solstad said, the c

about 5 years ago
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