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Nexans connects Sicily and Sardinia via 480-kilometer deepwater cable
Infrastructure

Nexans connects Sicily and Sardinia via 480-kilometer deepwater cable

Nexans has connected Italy’s Sardinia and Sicily via a 480-kilometer-long cable as part of the Tyrrhenian Link, described as one of the country’s most significant electrical infrastructures. The 970-kilometer, 1,000 MW interconnector encompasses two sections: the west part, connecting Sicily and Sar

about 9 months ago
Ocean Infinity set for geophysical survey at UK’s subsea electricity superhighway
Infrastructure

Ocean Infinity set for geophysical survey at UK’s subsea electricity superhighway

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Marine robotics company Ocean Infinity is expected to begin a geophysical survey for Eastern Green Link (EGL5), the UK’s fifth subsea electricity superhighway that would connect Scotland and England, in about one week. The marine survey activities are planned to commence on January 12 and to be comp

about 9 months ago
Scottish firm to deliver 60-ton subsea structure to Norwegian oil & gas operator
Infrastructure

Scottish firm to deliver 60-ton subsea structure to Norwegian oil & gas operator

Scotland-headquartered engineering and design company T12 Engineering is set to design and manufacture a 60-ton subsea modular structure for a Norwegian oil & gas operator. Under the contract defined as major, T12 Engineering will project manage the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) o

about 9 months ago
EIB commits €490M to Greek link that will end electrical isolation of Northeast Aegan islands
Infrastructure

EIB commits €490M to Greek link that will end electrical isolation of Northeast Aegan islands

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a €490 million financing for an interconnection project that will end the electrical isolation of Greek islands located in the Northeast Aegean Sea. The IPTO North East Aegean Interconnection project will connect the island regions of Lemnos, Lesvos, C

about 9 months ago
Offshore Energy Recap 2024
Infrastructure

Readers’ choice: Offshore Energy’s most-read news in 2025

As the offshore energy sector continued to navigate the energy transition and technological development, but also uncertainty, 2025 saw continued shifts in policy, investment, and project development across the global energy landscape. To mark the year’s end, the Offshore Energy editorial team looks

about 9 months ago
Saipem tasked with more work at Türkiye's largest natural gas field under $425M contract
Infrastructure

Saipem tasked with more work at Türkiye’s largest natural gas field under $425M contract

Italy’s Saipem has secured additional work at the largest natural gas field in Türkiye as part of a new contract with Turkish Petroleum Offshore Technology Center (TP-OTC) worth approximately $425 million. The contract has been secured for the extension of the third phase of the Sakarya gas field de

about 9 months ago
Saipem secures two contracts with Saudi Arabia’s Aramco worth $600M
Infrastructure

Saipem secures two contracts with Saudi Arabia’s Aramco worth $600M

Italy’s Saipem has secured two offshore contracts in Saudi Arabia worth approximately $600 million under its existing long-term agreement with the country’s energy heavyweight Aramco. The first contract release purchase order (CRPO) covers the engineering, procurement, construction, and installation

about 9 months ago
Nexans sets world record by installing power cable 2,150 meters under water
Infrastructure

Nexans sets world record by installing power cable 2,150 meters under water

France-headquartered cable systems designer and manufacturer Nexans has set a new world record in the subsea cable industry by installing a 500 kV HVDC power cable at a depth of 2,150 meters. Nexans reported it had achieved this milestone on the Tyrrhenian Link, described as one of Italy’s most sign

about 9 months ago
Ireland-Wales interconnector officially marked as priority energy infrastructure project
Infrastructure

Ireland-Wales interconnector officially marked as priority energy infrastructure project

MaresConnect, a 750 MW electricity interconnector that will link Ireland and Wales, has been included in the EU’s second list of Projects of Common/Mutual Interest (PCI/PMI), confirming its status as a priority energy infrastructure project. According to developer MaresConnect Limited, owned by Fore

about 9 months ago
UK-Slovenian partnership targets seabed data
Infrastructure

UK-Slovenian partnership targets seabed data

UK-headquartered Ocean Geophysics and Slovenia-based HighTide have entered into a joint venture (JV) agreement to combine their seabed and data solutions for offshore wind, cable and pipeline installation, and oil & gas. As part of the partnership, the renewable energy industry suppliers will combin

about 10 months ago
TenneT selects NjordIC for Doordewind UXO consultancy work
Infrastructure

TenneT selects NjordIC for Doordewind UXO consultancy work

NjordIC has been awarded the UXO consultancy services contract for the Doordewind 1 & 2 grid connection system, commissioned by TenneT and forming part of TenneT’s offshore HVDC program supporting the Netherlands’ ambition to deliver 21 GW of offshore wind capacity. Under the contract, NjordIC will

about 10 months ago
Denmark grants its first-ever approval for CO2 storage facility
Infrastructure

Denmark grants its first-ever approval for CO2 storage facility

Denmark has issued its first-ever approval for a full-scale CO2 storage facility, clearing the Greensand Future project to store CO2 in the Nini West field in the North Sea. The Danish Energy Agency reported today, December 18, that the licensees behind Greensand Future, INEOS E&P, Harbour Energy an

about 10 months ago
NKT upgrades Swedish cable accessories factory to meet high demand in Europe
Infrastructure

NKT upgrades Swedish cable accessories factory to meet high demand in Europe

Danish power cable manufacturer and installation firm NKT has enhanced the capacity and technical capabilities of its cable accessories factory in Sweden, by investing in a new test hall and office building and expanding production capacity, a move said to be in response to the high demand for high-

about 10 months ago
New study exploring oxygen as possible solution to hydrogen pipeline embrittlement
Infrastructure

New study exploring oxygen as possible solution to hydrogen pipeline embrittlement

Great Britain’s National Gas Transmission (NGT) has appointed London-headquartered engineering consultancy Penspen to explore whether oxygen can act as an effective inhibitor for hydrogen embrittlement, seen as one of the major challenges in repurposing and constructing pipelines for a future hydrog

about 10 months ago