Subsea in a sentence

Subsea cables between Ormsary on the Argyll mainland, Jura and Islay were laid as part of the earlier Digital Scotland Superfast Broadband subsea programme, led by Highlands and Islands Enterprise and also delivered by Openreach.

MMA said the deal would provide it with a strong platform to expand its subsea services business and add value to its existing subsea vessel offering.

And then we'll try to allocate some subsea construction of vessels as much as possible to start doing some work at Albacora, works that do not require a rig.

Energy services firm TechnipFMC secured an integrated engineering, procurement, construction and installation deal – worth an estimated £412 million – for subsea production systems, umbilicals, risers and flowlines.

Final approval has been given by Ofgem for the subsea electricity transmission link to Orkney.

Global Energy Group's Iain Sinclair and Scottish Secretary Alister Jack at Port of Nigg, where more than £200 million worth of investment will be spent and 150 new jobs created when a massive new high-voltage subsea cable factory is built.

HonuWorx has engaged Roaring Mouse to reach and help establish a ‘ of Subsea’ reputation for the company with prospects and potential partners in the European defence, offshore energy and ‘blue economy’ sectors, as well as potential investors.

Hyperscalers initially began with investments in others' projects, a natural move given that subsea cables are often operated by consortia of many allies.

Installation of subsea components of the project is meanwhile slated to begin in the second half of 2025 or early 2026.

It strengthens the case for the potential linking of these gas fields to the subsea production facilities at Eni’s Zohr gas field in Egypt, to be transported to the Damietta LNG plant for liquefaction and export.

Just when I thought that momentum had stalled over the approved subsea cable manufacturing factory at Hunterston I noted the latest two reports in this newspaper this month.

Papanastasiou explained the basic idea: a subsea pipeline from Israel to Cyprus would be used initially to bring natural gas here for power generation.

The ability to identify threats to, and vulnerabilities in, subsea data cable networks is fairly advanced.

The award for this two-phase subsea development was announced in redacted form on 12 May 2023.

This year, it has set capital expenditure guidance of P12 billion to P15 billion, bulk of which will be spent on ports and routers rollout, investments in subsea cables and digitization efforts.

As well as being able to increase overall energy output, Halo’s smart battery technology can also be used as a charging point for servicing vessels, sensor equipment and autonomous subsea vehicles.

Baltic Sea nations are on high alert for potential acts of sabotage after a string of outages of power cables, telecom links and gas pipelines since 2022, although subsea equipment is also subject to technical malfunction and accidents.

In place of the subsea cable, a new project has been developed in a bid to ‘meet the needs of the increasing demand for digital infrastructure development’.

In turn, this state-owned corporation would invest, on behalf of Cyprus, the €100 million in the holding company that would manage the Great Sea Interconnector – the mooted subsea electricity link between Cyprus and Crete.

Last year, a subsea gas pipeline and several telecoms cables running along the bottom of the Baltic Sea were severely damaged in an incident raising alarm bells in the region.