IKM Subsea Wins $23.4m contract with Nexans Norway
Nexans Norway and IKM Subsea have signed an agreement for ROV services on CLV Nexans Skagerrak, CLV Nexans Aurora and third-party vessel support. The contract (three years plus two option years) value including options is $23.4m.IKM Subsea have since 2012 supplied a Merlin WR200 Work class ROV’s onboard on the C/S Nexans Skagerrak. For the new contract, IKM Subsea’s remote operation platform and capacity is a vital part of the service offering. IKM Subsea have, since 2017, operated ROV’s remotely from onshore 24/7-365 and gained vast experience on this offering.IKM Onshore
Nexans Wins $113m Subsea Contract
MVIP to connect the three power grids of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao into one unified national grid, Nexans will leverage on its global manufacturing footprint.The 350 kV submarine MI cable will be manufactured in Nexans' Nippon High Voltage Cable Corporation plant in Futtsu, Japan as well as in Nexans Norway plant in Halden. The installation and protection works at water depths up to 650 m will be performed by Nexans' own specialised cable laying vessel C/S Nexans Skagerrak."Nexans is delighted to once again be trusted by National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP), building on a
Nexans Wins Contract in the Philippines
local energy resources.To optimize the delivery of the submarine cabling system for the MVIP, Nexans will leverage on its global manufacturing footprint. The 350 kV submarine MI cable will be manufactured in Nexans’ Nippon High Voltage Cable Corporation plant in Futtsu, Japan as well as in Nexans Norway plant in Halden.The installation and protection works at water depths up to 650 meters will be performed by Nexans’ own specialized cable laying vessel C/S Nexans Skagerrak
Nexans Wins Hornsea 2 Contract
the 1.4 GW Hornsea 2 is the sister project to Hornsea 1. Ørsted is now constructing the project, with completion set for 2022. Once Hornsea 2 begins operating, it will provide enough electricity to power more than 1.3 million homes. The cables for Hornsea 2 project will be manufactured at Nexans Norway site in Halden.The project will be equipped with Nexans three-core HVAC submarine cables in order to bring the electricity produced by the wind farm onshore. These 245 kV XLPE cables will be part of the near shore section of the export circuits linking the wind farm’s reactive power substation
Nexans Wins Cable Contract for Northwester 2 Wind Farm
2 wind farm to the Elia-owned Offshore Switch Yard (OSY) platform connected to Modular Offshore Grid (MOG). The three-core HVAC cable, rated at 220 kV, with state-of-the-art XLPE insulation will be supplied by Nexans in one length. Cable testing and termination works will then be carried out by the Nexans Norway team.The submarine cable will be manufactured in early 2019 in the Nexans Norway facility in Halden, Norway, while the associated accessories will be delivered by Nexans Switzerland plant located in Cortailod, Switzerland.The Northwester 2 wind farm is expected to make a significant contribution
iSURVEY Strengthens North Sea Presence
of survey and positioning services to the global oil and gas and telecommunications sectors, has boosted its North Sea presence following a number of contract wins and the appointment of a new business development manager. Following the recent announcement of a contract extension with Nexans Norway AS, iSURVEY has also been awarded a second contract extension with AGR to provide rig move and positioning services for the company and its clients, Faroe and Engie, during their exploration-drilling campaigns in 2016. The semisubmersible rig, Transocean Arctic, will be used for the
IKM Subsea, Nexans Extend ROV Services Deal
Nexans Norway and IKM Subsea have come to an agreement to extend the current ROV services contracts on board the C/S Nexans Skagerrak. The contract value including options is 75 million NOK and duration term is firm for three years, plus two yearly options. IKM Subsea’s ROV services will be integrated with iSurvey’s positioning and monitoring service during cable lay and trenching operations. Ben Pollard, Managing Director of IKM Subsea, noted that the long term contract comes in “challenging times,” and said the deal enables the company to further develop its
Dive into Norway's Subsea Valley
vehicle for technology transfer between Oslo and this tiny ski-center town. Already called “the industrial capital of Norway”, the Kongsberg Cluster Project is seemingly at odds with Subsea Valley but is instead a major member. While, Subsea Valley anchor Oslo might boast Aker Solutions, Nexans Norway, ABB (not a member) and other big names, Kongsberg’s dynamic positioning, subsea, power-generation and autonomous vehicles have earned it accolades as a Norwegian Centre of Excellence (NCE) in Systems Engineering. Speaking to journalists, NCE director, Torkil Bjornson, links “regional
Oceanology International 2014 Exhibitors
AS MMT Mobilis SA Mooring Systems MOST (Autonomous Vessels) Ltd MSI (Materials Systems Inc) MTCS National Oceanography Centre National Physical Laboratory Nautikaris B.V. Nautilus Marine Service GmbH Nautronix Limited Navingo BV NCS Survey Ltd Neptune EHF Neptune Sonar Ltd Nexans Norway AS NiGK corporation NKE No Limit Ships B.V. Norbit Subsea AS Norcom Technology Limited Nortek AS Northern Diver Novacavi NovAtel Inc. N-SEA SURVEY B.V. NYMPHEA ENVIRONNEMENT Observator Instruments b.v. Ocean Business 2015 Ocean Modules Sweden AB Ocean Networks Canada Ocean Power
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