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This will give the opportunity to provide up to 1,000 kilometers of export cable for multiple Ørsted projects till 2027 in United States.Nexans invests in its U.S. high voltage facility to make it the first and unique subsea high voltage cables plant in the U.S.Nexans invests in its U.S. high voltage facility to make it the first and unique subsea high voltage cables plant in the U.S.

Nexans will provide the 225 kV power export cables for Saint Brieuc, one of the biggest offshore wind projects in France.

November 5. a proud Nexans team received the Statnett “Safe Prize” for outstanding HSE work on the NordLink project.

1.3 million - a number worth remembering. That’s the number of UK households to be supplied with renewable power when Hornsea 2, comes into operation. Nexans is proud supplier of the export cables. This week everyone working in our manufacturing plant in Halden was invited to mark the production start- up.

Nexans will provide management, procurement, engineering, manufacturing and testing activities for the umbilicals and ancillary hardware. The Tortue field is located approximately 120 km offshore the coast of Mauritania and Senegal and its subsea system includes a total of 4 wells.

New all-electric actuated subsea boosting station is set to improve recovery from Vigdis by around 11 million barrels of oil. Boosting station will be powered by an innovative Nexans power umbilical that combines high voltage power supply and umbilical functions in a single cable cross-section. The two-year contract is valued at around 10 million Euros.

As the world needs more energy, the risk of external cable damage increases every year. A Nexans Inspection, Maintenance and Repair agreement has never been more important.

Yesterday, the first major milestone in the construction of Nexans’ new DP3 cable laying vessel, the CLV Aurora, was passed with the cutting of the first steel.

The new IMR team supports submarine high voltage cabling and connectivity projects worldwide with emergency response services, a 24/7 hot-line and fast-track mobilization.

Nexans has been awarded a full turnkey contract to reinforce the national grid of the Philippines. Nexans’ scope includes manufacturing, delivery and installation of 350 kV high voltage direct current (HVDC) mass-impregnated (MI) submarine cable in water depth up to 650 m for the submarine link of the Mindanao-Visayas Interconnection Project.

Nexans High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) cable systems are set to play a key role in Germany’s energy transition following their qualification for use at the highest voltage to date.

ADMIE has awarded Nexans a €111 million contract for an interconnector between the Greek city Lavrion and the island of Syros. The complete turnkey project includes the design, manufacturing, installation and protection of a 150 kV high voltage alternating current (HVAC) three-core submarine power cable with a fibre optical element.

Nexans MOTIONLINE® Industrial Ethernet cables provide a complete range of static and dynamic connection solutions developed to cover all levels of the industrial automation pyramid.

Red Eléctrica de España has awarded Nexans with a contract worth around 50 million euros to manufacture and install a power cable that will connect the islands of Majorca and Menorca in Spain. The contract was signed only 20 days after the Spanish Council of Ministers granted administrative authorisation and declared it as a public utility project. The interconnection is due to be up and running in 2020.

Nexans has won a contract worth over 150 million euros to help Ørsted deliver the most affordable electricity from offshore wind yet. The project covers the supply of over 200 km of the 245 kV high voltage alternating current (HVAC) subsea export cable system for the near shore section of Hornsea 2 wind farm.

Nexans has supplied PT Mora Telematika Indonesia (Moratelindo) with a total of 915 kilometers of submarine unrepeatered fiber-optic cables that will link Jakarta to Surabaya.

Major contract for 66 kV submarine inter-array cable with associated accessories is the first to be placed under a new five-year framework agreement recently signed by Nexans and Ørsted.

To provide Africa and South America with a faster and more stable Internet connection, Nexans manufactured and successfully tested 6,000 km of submarine fiber optic cables for the South Atlantic Inter Link (SAIL) project connecting Cameroon to Brazil.

14 cables weighing one ton per 16 metres. These are huge dimensions and world-class cables being commissioned today by Statnett in the Inner Oslo fjord. The cable system has been made at Nexans' subsea cable factory in Halden and will supply 2.5 million inhabitants in Eastern Norway with electricity for several decades.

As part of the digitization process of the Johan Castberg field, Nexans will provide more than 200 kilometers of fiber optic subsea cables to Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN), the prime contractor awarded by Equinor for delivering the Permanent Reservoir Monitoring (PRM) systems to the field.