Nexans signs subcontract to supply 420 km of cable for Greek power link

By Public Technologies
  • Nexans signed a subcontract with Hellenic Cables for Greece's Corinth-Kos interconnection on Nov. 6, 2026.
  • In consortium with Asso.subsea, it will supply 420 km of 110 kV mass-impregnated cable.
  • The 1 GW, 320 kV HVDC interconnection will connect the Dodecanese islands to mainland Greece.
  • The overall project comprises approximately 1,260 km of subsea cable and 30 km of land cable.
  • The contract will support utilization of mass-impregnated cable production lines from late 2026 through mid-2028.


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