Hellenic Cables Announces New Array Cables for Baltyk 2 and 3 - reNews - Renewable Energy News

Hellenic Cables Announces New Array Cables for Baltyk 2 and 3 – reNews – Renewable Energy News

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/01/2024 at 06:29

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Manufacturing, Testing, 205 Km of 66kV Inter Array Cables for Offshore Wind Farms, Delivery for Energy Transition. Subcontracted or Joint Venture.

Hellenic Cables is committed to providing the highest quality inter array cables for offshore wind projects. Recently, the company signed a contract to supply inter array cables for the Baltyk 2 and Baltyk 3 offshore wind farms off the coast of Poland. Hellenic Cables has been appointed by Seaway 7 as the main subcontractor for the project, manufacturing, testing, and supplying up to 205 km of 66kV inter array submarine cables and related accessories for these projects.

A joint venture between Equinor and Polenergia is developing the Bałtyk 2&3 offshore wind projects, which cover areas of 122 km2 and 117 km2, respectively, at water depths ranging from 20 to 45 meters. Hellenic Cables will manufacture the submarine cables at its factory in Corinth, Greece. All necessary cables will be delivered in the first half of 2026. Alexis Alexiou, CEO of Cenergy Holdings, said: ‘We are very honored with this new contract awarded by Seaway 7, where we will provide inter array cable systems for the Bałtyk 2&3 offshore wind projects. ‘We are excited and looking forward to delivering the project safely and supporting the energy transition in the Baltic region.’

Hellenic Cables: Supply of Inter Array Cables

Hellenic Cables, a leading company in cable solutions for offshore wind farms, was subcontracted to supply inter array cables for a wind energy project. The joint venture formed by Hellenic Cables and another company was responsible for ensuring the delivery of the cables, contributing to the energy transition to renewable sources.

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The Importance of Hellenic Cables in the Energy Transition

Hellenic Cables plays a crucial role in providing inter array cables for offshore wind farms, driving the energy transition to more sustainable sources. Its experience and commitment to quality ensure that these projects can be realized efficiently and reliably.

Hellenic Cables: Partnership in Offshore Wind Energy Projects

Hellenic Cables is recognized for its partnership in offshore wind energy projects, supplying high-quality and reliable inter array cables. This partnership ensures success and efficiency in the transmission of energy from the wind farms to the distribution networks.

Advancements of Hellenic Cables in the Wind Energy Industry

The advancements of Hellenic Cables in the wind energy industry include the supply of inter array cables for offshore wind farms, driving the energy transition to renewable sources. Its proven experience and commitment to innovation position the company as a leader in this growing sector.

Hellenic Cables Announces New Array Cables for Baltyk 2 and 3 – reNews – Renewable Energy News

Manufacturing, Testing, 205 Km of 66kV Inter Array Cables for Offshore Wind Farms, Delivery for Energy Transition. Subcontracted or Joint Venture.

Hellenic Cables: Supply of Inter Array Cables

The Importance of Hellenic Cables in the Energy Transition

Hellenic Cables: Partnership in Offshore Wind Energy Projects

Advancements of Hellenic Cables in the Wind Energy Industry

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Hellenic Cables Announces New Array Cables for Baltyk 2 and 3 – reNews – Renewable Energy News

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