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Home›Subsea›DeepOcean Completes Pre-Cut Trenching Work on Skagerrak 4 HVDC Submarine Cable
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August 2, 2012 · about 14 years ago

DeepOcean Completes Pre-Cut Trenching Work on Skagerrak 4 HVDC Submarine Cable

DeepOcean, based in Darlington, announces the successful project completion of a recent pre-cut trenching contract with Statnett & Energinet.dk. The pre-cut trenching workscope on Skagerrak 4 HVDC Submarine Interconnector project was completed on time, on budget and with a successful HSE record. Dee

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DeepOcean, based in Darlington, announces the successful project completion of a recent pre-cut trenching contract with Statnett & Energinet.dk. The pre-cut trenching workscope on Skagerrak 4 HVDC Submarine Interconnector project was completed on time, on budget and with a successful HSE record.

DeepOcean provided the engineering and project management for the project in Denmark, including pre-trench survey and pre-cut trenching of 23 kilometres of the Skagerrak 4 route. Using the sophisticated APP pre-cut trenching plough, DeepOcean executed the project with zero plough downtime, cementing the company’s position as a leader in pre-cut trenching solutions.

As an independent contractor with advanced pre-cut ploughing capability, DeepOcean offers a number of ploughs for this solution and has a proven track record in the operation of these. Its specialist ploughs offer a high level of control and precision, capable of navigating along pre-determined cable routes and transitioning in and out of the seabed as required. These solutions eliminate any risk of product damage and provide a high quality trench for the protection of HVAC and HVDC submarine cables.

Senior Project Manager, David Brown comments on the project completion, “ We are very pleased with the outcome of the recent Skagerrak 4 trenching scope of work. Having been using pre-cut trenching as the technique of choice in the Oil & Gas market for many years, our knowledge and experience of working with the ploughing tools has enabled us to complete this project on budget and with zero plough downtime. ”

[mappress] Press Release, August 02, 2012

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