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The long-term agreement between SSEN Transmission, Sumitomo Electric, and Van Oord strengthens the industrial capacity needed to deploy HVDC subsea infrastructure.

Power Generation

LS Cable Drives Offshore Electrical Infrastructure with a New Vessel

José López · July 10, 2026

LS Marine Solution's new cable laying vessel will expand submarine cable installation capacity for HVDC networks

Power Generation

Hydro and Nexans Strengthen European Electrical Infrastructure

José López · July 10, 2026

The supply agreement between Hydro and Nexans strengthens the availability of low-emission aluminum for European electrical infrastructure.

Power Generation

Equinor drives Snøhvit Future with an electric tunnel that will transform Hammerfest LNG operations

José López · July 10, 2026

The new Snøhvit Future electric tunnel will enable the electrification of Hammerfest LNG, reduce 850,000 tons of CO₂ per year, and extend the operation…

Power Generation

Severe storms leave more than 620,000 customers without power in the US

Marcos Medina · July 6, 2026

Severe storms caused widespread power outages in eight states as companies work to restore power.

Power Generation

Wärtsilä Engines to Power New AI Data Centers in the U.S.

Ruth Arteaga · July 5, 2026

Wärtsilä to supply 34SG engines for on-site generation at AI data centers in the U.S.

Power Generation

Greece completes the electrical interconnection of the Southern Cyclades with the mainland grid

José López · July 5, 2026

The Southern Cyclades interconnection incorporates submarine cables and digital substations to integrate the islands into the mainland power system.

Power Generation

NKT closes its €100M medium-voltage plan at Asnaes

José López · July 4, 2026

With Asnaes, NKT closes a coordinated €100M plan across three countries to expand its 20-110 kV cable capacity in Europe.

Power Generation

Aker Solutions Takes on Expansion of Tussa II Hydroelectric Power Plant in Norway

Joshua Falcón · July 3, 2026

The contract awarded by Tussa Energi will increase the installed capacity to 150 megawatts through the installation of new electromechanical equipment by 2030.