Two shorelines. One connected plan.
Planning a subsea link between an island and a mainland connection.
The starting point.
A project team is considering a subsea link between an island and a mainland grid connection. Conditions at both ends, route crossings and marine access shape the information needed for campaign planning.
The key challenge.
Bring two landfalls and a varied marine route into one coherent installation scope.
A connected approach.
- 01
Identify route constraints and survey priorities.
- 02
Review crossing, access and landfall interfaces at both ends.
- 03
Set out campaign dependencies and the information still required.
The questions to resolve
- What are the access constraints at each landfall?
- Which crossings require an interface agreement?
- Where are the main gaps in route data?
Final scope and methods depend on route data, engineering, permissions and the agreed project interfaces.
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