Subsea cable

The need for power is continuously increasing along with with the need for increased reliability in power networks. Subsea cables are crucial for avoiding power outages by purchasing the surplus from electricity grids and varying the mix of energy. In short, subsea cables connect the islands of the archipelago to the mainland.

 

Subsea cables play a key role in the implementation of renewable energies. They are also important links for islands that can be connected to main grids to secure an energy supply, as well as to meet established carbon dioxide emissions through the limitation of power production from thermal power plants.

 

Subsea cables are steel armoured cables designed for fixed installation in water. Nexans offers specialist knowledge and training in the laying and splicing of subsea cables for electricity and fibre networks.