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Hellenic Cables announced on Monday that an undersea grid interconnection system connecting Crete to the Peloponnese has come online, which aims to bring clean electricity to Greece's largest island and help replace polluting power plants
.
The project was allocated by the Independent Transmission Operator (IPTO) in Greece
.
Hellenic Cables, a subsidiary of Belgium's Cenergy Holdings, said the 178-kilometer-long submarine connection cable, partly laid underground, is the first submarine interconnection system between Crete and mainland Greece, and the world's longest submarine high-voltage alternating current (HVAC) cable, installed at a depth of no more than 1,000 m
.
Hellenic Cables is responsible for the design, supply and installation
of 150 kV composite submarine and underground cable systems.
Italian cable supplier Prysmann was also involved in supplying 135 km of HVAC cable systems
for the two-core cable project.
According to IPTO, the total cost of the project is 380 million euros
.
Hellenic Cables announced on Monday that an undersea grid interconnection system connecting Crete to the Peloponnese has come online, which aims to bring clean electricity to Greece's largest island and help replace polluting power plants
.
The project was allocated by the Independent Transmission Operator (IPTO) in Greece
.
Hellenic Cables, a subsidiary of Belgium's Cenergy Holdings, said the 178-kilometer-long submarine connection cable, partly laid underground, is the first submarine interconnection system between Crete and mainland Greece, and the world's longest submarine high-voltage alternating current (HVAC) cable, installed at a depth of no more than 1,000 m
.
Hellenic Cables is responsible for the design, supply and installation
of 150 kV composite submarine and underground cable systems.
Italian cable supplier Prysmann was also involved in supplying 135 km of HVAC cable systems
for the two-core cable project.
According to IPTO, the total cost of the project is 380 million euros
.
