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Home›Offshore Wind›First Subsea to Deliver Cable Connector to Fukushima OWF
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November 25, 2015 · about 10 years ago

First Subsea to Deliver Cable Connector to Fukushima OWF

First Subsea has been awarded a contract to supply a cable connector for the third phase of the Fukushima Floating Offshore Wind Farm Demonstration. In this latest phase of the project, the connector will be used to connect 22kV cable to a 7MW wind turbine. So far, First Subsea has provided all the

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First Subsea has been awarded a contract to supply a cable connector for the third phase of the Fukushima Floating Offshore Wind Farm Demonstration.

In this latest phase of the project, the connector will be used to connect 22kV cable to a 7MW wind turbine.

So far, First Subsea has provided all the cable connectors for both 22kV and 66 kV cables on the Fukushima project. In Phase 1, two First Subsea cable connectors were used to connect 22kV cable to a 2MW wind turbine and a floating substation, and a third cable connector for a 66kV cable connection to the substation. In Phase 2, cable connectors were used for two 22kV cables from the substation to subsea cable joints close to the eventual positioning of the wind turbines in Phases 3 and 4.

In Phase 3, the First Subsea cable connector will complete the connection of the subsea cable joint to the 7MW floating wind turbine.

Image: First Subsea

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