Subsea Cable

Bureau Veritas (BV), a world leader in testing, inspection, and certification, has delivered certification to Nexans, a global player in electrification, for its risk management system for subsea power cables.

Colebrook Offshore (CBO) a chartering, sale and purchase, and market intelligence brokerage, and part of the CSO Marine Group, has advised Global Marine Group (GMG) on their successful divestment in the offshore power cable market.

Jan De Nul Group completed the first part of the cable installation works to connect the wind farms Hollandse Kust (noord) and (west Alpha) to the Dutch mainland.

Cecon Contracting AS announces that it has together with partners, recently entered into an agreement for building a groundbreaking state-of-the-art cable installation vessel.

Controlled Flow Excavation (CFE) specialist, Rotech Subsea, has consolidated its position as the cable trenching partner of choice for the offshore wind sector, completing three remedial cable burial scopes of work offshore Germany for a European electricity cabling giant.

Farice, a company fully owned by the Icelandic Government, currently owns, and operates two submarine cables linking Iceland to Northern Europe, announced this week that the IRIS Sub-Sea Telecoms Cable System connecting Galway to Iceland and onwards to Denmark and the Nordics, on existing Farice networks is now in its final phase of implementation.

The Board of Directors of Prysmian S.p.A. has approved today the Group's consolidated results for the first nine months of 2022.

JDR Cable Systems (JDR), the global subsea cable supplier and servicer, part of the TFK Group, celebrates commencing construction for its new state-of-the-art subsea cable manufacturing facility in Cambois, near Blyth, Northumberland.

An international consortium of companies formed a joint corporation to work towards development of a submarine fiber optic system connecting Asia and Europe through the Arctic.

NEC Corporation has signed a charter contract with U.K.-based Global Marine Systems Limited (*1) for an optical submarine cable-laying ship for approximately four years.

With the increasing capacity of renewable energy sources and the necessity of long-distance power interconnectors for efficient use of renewable energy between countries and regions, HVDC cable technology, which is suitable for long-distance power transmission, has been gaining significant attention in the global market.

Nexans, a global organization and key driver for the world’s transition to a more connected and sustainable future, announced the execution of a significant contract for phase one of the Empire Wind Project being developed by a 50-50 partnership between Equinor and bp.