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Sumitomo Electric Opens UK’s First HVDC Subsea Cable Factory with GBP 350 Million Investment

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Sumitomo Electric Industries has inaugurated a GBP 350 million subsea power cable factory at the Port of Nigg in Scotland, establishing the UK’s first manufacturing facility for high-voltage direct current (HVDC) subsea cables to support offshore wind development and electricity transmission infrastructure. Oct 23, 2026 Sumitomo Electric Industries held the......
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Nexans Achieves Record Depth of 3,000 Meters for MI HVDC Subsea Cable 

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Nexans has set a new world record by successfully installing and testing a 525kV mass-impregnated (MI) high-voltage direct current (HVDC) subsea cable at a depth of 3,000 meters during a deep-water sea trial. Mar 10, 2026 Nexans has set a new world record by successfully installing and testing a 525kV......
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Nexans and Terna Begins Installing the World’s Deepest HVDC Subsea Cable in Italy

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Terna, the Italian Transmission System Operator, and Nexans, are in the process of installing two 500 kV HVDC subsea cables with 1,000 MW transmission capacity. The project is worth EUR 3.7 billion, connecting Sicily, Sardinia & Campania.  Sept 16, 2025 Terna, the Italian Transmission System Operator, and Nexans, a global......
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Construction To Begin Soon on UK’s Largest Subsea Connection Project

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The 500-km-long 525kV 2GW Eastern Green Link 2 is the largest subsea project of Great Britain, which will connect Peterhead in the north-east of Scotland to Drax on the east coast of England, providing electricity to two million homes. Sep 4, 2024 Following a green signal from the Office of......
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SunCable Identifies Tasmania as Preferred Site for Multi-Billion Advanced Cable Manufacturing Facility

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SunCable has identified Bell Bay, Tasmania as a potential site for an advanced cable manufacturing facility, subject to community consultation and regulatory approvals.The Government predicts the facility would bring over USD 1 billion in economic activity to Tasmania during construction and up to USD 350 million per year at full......
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