Cenergy’s Hellenic Cables signs EUR 1.5 billion contract for Corinth-Kos power link

By Public Technologies
  • Cenergy Holdings’ Hellenic Cables secured an approximately EUR 1.5 billion turnkey contract with IPTO through its wholly owned subsidiary Fulgor.
  • The 320 kV HVDC Corinth–Kos interconnection in Greece includes approximately 1,260 km of submarine cables and 30 km of underground cables.
  • Work is expected to begin in Q4 2026, with completion scheduled for 2030.
  • The 1 GW link will connect the Dodecanese islands to Greece’s mainland grid, enabling gradual retirement of oil-fired power stations.
  • Fulgor will deliver the project end to end, manufacturing HVDC power cables at its Corinth and Thiva facilities.


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