Aerial view of a cable-laying vessel with an orange cable carousel in teal ocean
CONNECTING ENERGY. BELOW THE SURFACE.

Power, laid
to the seabed.

Discuss a campaign

Subsea cable installation.
From route survey to lasting protection.

ONE ROUTE. EVERY STAGE.

From route survey to burial.

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Overhead view of a survey vessel and its wake in teal water01
Route survey

Know the route.

A clear picture of the seabed. A sound basis for what comes next.

Safety-orange cable carousel loaded with tightly wound black subsea cable02
Cable installation

Lay with control.

From cable readiness to a carefully planned marine operation.

THE WHOLE CONNECTION

Every metre
matters.

A cable route is more than a line on a chart.

It is a chain of decisions. Seabed conditions, cable handling, vessel configuration and landfall interfaces all have to work together.

Bring them into one campaign plan, from the early route questions to the final protection requirements.

See the installation approach
An illustrative cable route from offshore generation across the seabed to landfallOFFSHORESEABED ROUTELANDFALLIllustrative route · engineered for the conditions
Cable-laying vessel seen from aboveTHE CAMPAIGN SETS THE CONFIGURATION
VESSELS & EQUIPMENT

The right spread.
For the right route.

Start with the project. Match the vessel and equipment configuration to the cable system, water depth, route and installation window.

Cable handlingMarine interfacesProtection
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WHERE CONNECTIONS BEGIN

Different routes.
Shared purpose.

Explore project scenarios
Orange cable carousel on a vessel deck
RenewablesIllustrative scenario

Offshore wind export

An export cable campaign connecting offshore generation to the shore.

Survey vessel travelling through open Atlantic water
InterconnectorsIllustrative scenario

Island interconnector

Planning a subsea link between an island and a mainland connection.

LET’S PLAN WHAT’S NEXT

The next connection
starts with a conversation.

Discuss a campaign