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THREE60 Energy has been hired to supply gantry crane systems to Sumitomo; Source: THREE60 Energy

Cabling

Japanese giant hands out another multi-million-pound deal for its power cable factory in Scotland

Sumitomo Electric Industries (SEI) has inked a second multi-million-pound contract with THREE60 Energy for its new power cable factory in Nigg, Scotland.

about 2 years ago

Cabling

Industry unites to bridge knowledge gap on effects of subsea cables on marine wildlife

A number of companies from the industry have joined forces in a project to investigate the effects of subsea electricity cables on marine wildlife, expected to contribute to developing environmentally friendly power cable systems. The FlatEMF project, being undertaken by 50Hertz, EirGrid, Europacabl

about 2 years ago

Cabling

Submarine cable tender teaser issued for second Malta-Italy interconnector

InterConnect Malta, owned by the Maltese government, has issued a prior information notice (PIN) for the tender for the manufacture and installation of the submarine cable for the second electrical interconnector between Malta and Italy. The contracting authority plans to issue a tender for the deta

about 2 years ago

Cabling

US state fund looking to invest in Greece-Cyprus-Israel interconnector

A U.S. state fund has expressed its interest in investing in an interconnection project that will link the electricity grids of Greece, Cyprus and Israel. The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has submitted a letter of intent (LoI) to Greece’s transmission system operator (TSO

about 2 years ago

An image of the upgraded heavy-lift vessel Svanen

Cabling

Van Oord to install Windanker offshore wind turbine foundations, inter-array cables

Iberdrola has contracted Van Oord for the installation of wind turbine foundations and the supply and installation of inter-array cables for the Windanker offshore wind farm that the Spanish renewable energy company is building in the German sector of the Baltic Sea. Under the contract, the Dutch of

about 2 years ago

Offshore cable ops resume at new UK interconnector following winter pause

Cabling

Offshore cable ops resume at Ireland-Wales interconnector after a break

Following a pause due to poor weather and vessel maintenance, offshore cable operations have resumed at the Greenlink interconnector that will link Ireland and Wales. Cable burial and trenching activities are ongoing along the interconnector route by the 127-meter-long DP2 offshore support vessel Gr

about 2 years ago

Cabling

Asso.subsea comes on board Ireland’s first power connection with continental Europe

Greece’s Asso.subsea has joined forces with French cable maker Nexans to perform subsea burial operations for what will become Ireland’s first power connection with continental Europe. The Celtic Interconnector spans 575 kilometers, constituting a high voltage direct current (HVDC) connection across

about 2 years ago

Cabling

Germany: Construction begins for €2.8 billion, first-ever energy link to UK

The main construction phase of the first-ever energy link between the UK and Germany has commenced on the German side of the project, ten months after work had begun in the UK. More than 80 guests from politics, business and authorities celebrated the official groundbreaking today, May 21, at the co

about 2 years ago

Cabling

First Hollandse Kust (west Beta) export cable in place

The first of two export cables for TenneT’s Hollandse Kust (west Beta) offshore grid connection has been pulled underneath the dunes at Velsen, the Netherlands. In the coming days, the consortium between Boskalis and Orient Cable will bury this 220 kV AC cable into the seabed. Boskalis’ cable-laying

about 2 years ago

Cabling

New jobs expected in North East England as Prysmian inks deal with Middlesbrough Port

Italian cabling giant Prysmian has established a long-term partnership with Port of Middlesbrough, its northern European marine base, as part of its growth plans, expected to create new jobs in the region. Prysmian, which has been a tenant at Port of Middlesbrough for several years, has signed a ten

about 2 years ago

Cabling

Jan De Nul orders twin to XL cable-layer Fleeming Jenkin

Jan De Nul has ordered a new XL cable-laying vessel (CLV), identical to the Fleeming Jenkin ordered at a Chinese shipyard last year. With a cable-carrying capacity of 28,000 tonnes, the vessels are said to be the largest capacity CLVs in the world. Like Fleeming Jenkin, the new vessel will be 215 me

about 2 years ago

Cabling

Under new CEO, Prysmian makes solid start to 2024

Following an “outstanding” 2023, Italian cabling giant Prysmian has made a solid start to 2024, reporting a net profit of €190 million for the first quarter of the year, compared to €187 million in the first three months of the prior year. Group sales amounted to €3,687 million, with a -5.6% organic

about 2 years ago

Cabling

Jan De Nul continues net debt-free streak, starts 2024 with €8.9B order book

Jan De Nul Group has started 2024 with an order book of €8.9 billion, an increase of 38% compared to last year. In its latest financial report, the Belgian company said it had far exceeded its expectations for 2023 and has been net debt-free for the tenth year in a row. In 2023, Jan De Nul reported

about 2 years ago

Cabling

Technical due diligence wraps up for what will be world’s longest HVDC subsea cable

Energy and marine consultancy ABL has completed technical due diligence for what is expected to become the world’s longest HVDC subsea cable once it connects the UK and Morocco. The Xlinks Morocco-UK power plant includes the development of a commercial-scale renewable energy project in Morocco, harn

about 2 years ago