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Home›Subsea›USA: Deepwater Wind to Add Fiber Optic Cables to Submarine Cables
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June 27, 2012 · about 14 years ago

USA: Deepwater Wind to Add Fiber Optic Cables to Submarine Cables

Deepwater Wind has agreed to add fiber optic cables to their submarine power cable between Block Island and Narragansett, the Block Island Times writes. Providence based wind energy company is planning to install 5 turbines southeast of Block Island. The wind farm will generate over 100,000 megawatt

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Deepwater Wind has agreed to add fiber optic cables to their submarine power cable between Block Island and Narragansett, the Block Island Times writes.

Providence based wind energy company is planning to install 5 turbines southeast of Block Island. The wind farm will generate over 100,000 megawatt hours annually, supplying the majority of Block Island’s electricity needs. The excess power will be exported to the mainland via the bi-directional Block Island Transmission System.

After the cable is laid, the town would be responsible to contract telecommunications service provider.

Deepwater Wind plans to begin construction in 2013.

[mappress] Subsea World News Staff , June 27, 2012; Image: Deepwater Wind

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