Finance.Yahoo Nexans Secures Major Greek Interconnection Cable Contract
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- •Nexans will deliver a 420 km cable system for a major Greek interconnection project.
- •The project aims to enhance electricity infrastructure between the Dodecanese islands and mainland Greece.
- •Production activities for the cable system are set to continue until mid-2028.
Nexans has signed a subcontract with Hellenic Cables to deliver a 420 km mass-impregnated 110 kV cable system for the 1 GW Corinth-Kos high-voltage direct current (HVDC) interconnection in Greece. This project, awarded by the Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO), aims to strengthen the electricity connection between the Dodecanese islands and mainland Greece. The overall project includes approximately 1,260 km of subsea cable and 30 km of land cable. Production activities for the cable system have commenced, and workload is expected to last from the end of 2026 through mid-2028. Nexans' involvement is seen as a significant contribution to Greece's energy infrastructure and electrification efforts.
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