Offshore cables for both AC and DC play important roles in the regeneration of our energy mix, enabling offshore applications to generate or use renewable power.
We are world leaders when it comes to high voltage offshore cable systems and pioneered the industry's first offshore HVDC link in 1954.
Still today, we continue to innovate and are the first manufacturer to qualify and supply 525 kV both for MI and XLPE insulation technology.
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Why choose NKT?
We know cables!
In 1954, we delivered the world´s first MI HVDC submarine cable - the 80 kV link between Sweden and Gotland
In 1973 we delivered the world´s first extruded high voltage submarine AC cable between Sweden and the Åland islands
In 2007 we were first to launch a dynamic power-from-shore HVAC cable system, connecting the Gjøa floating oil and gas platform in the North Sea
In 2013, we launched the world´s first and most powerful AC three-core 420 kV submarine cable, the link crossing the Little Belt strait
In 2014, we introduced the record-breaking and innovative 525 kV extruded HVDC cable system
The turnkey supplier of the world´s longest extruded cable, the NordBalt link, which consists of two 300 kV submarine cables, each 400 km long and cables routes comprising 40 km on the Swedish side and 10 km on the Lithuanian side
In 2019 we commissioned the world´s longest HVAC cable connecting the Martin Linge oil and gas field to shore, a 163 km extruded three-core submarine cable
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High Voltage Offshore AC Cable
Our high voltage AC offshore cable systems support the renewable energy transformation and are developed to optimum technical standards.
Our high voltage DC offshore cable systems enable efficient long-distance transmission at high power levels, interconnecting regions and countries and electrified oil and gas platforms.