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Home›Offshore Wind›VIDEO: Cable Laying by Siem Offshore Contractors
Offshore Wind

April 13, 2015 · about 11 years ago

VIDEO: Cable Laying by Siem Offshore Contractors

Offshore wind turbines are connected to the grid via subsea cables, through which they transmit electricity. In order to protect the cables, they are usually buried in the seabed. An international offshore and subsea shipping company, Siem Offshore, has demonstrated a typical offshore wind farm arra

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Offshore wind turbines are connected to the grid via subsea cables, through which they transmit electricity.

In order to protect the cables, they are usually buried in the seabed.

An international offshore and subsea shipping company, Siem Offshore, has demonstrated a typical offshore wind farm array cable installation process, using the Siem Aimery Cable Lay Vessel and Siem Moxie Installation Support vessel.

Check out the video below.

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