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来源：Offshore Energy 2022-12-07

翻译：国际海事信息网 顾晋瑄 张运鸿

 

        普睿司曼集团（Prysmian Group）的电缆铺设船“Leonardo da Vinci”号开始了海底铺缆工作，以连接希腊克里特岛与希腊大陆。

 

        “克里特-阿提卡”（Crete-Attica）项目海底电缆铺设总长336公里，且铺设最大深度为1200米。

 

        早在2020年5月，普睿司曼集团就签得了一份价值2.7亿欧元的海底电缆互连合同。

 

        普睿司曼集团报道表示：“我们很自豪地宣布‘克里特-阿提卡’项目的海上铺缆开工，其为克里特岛与希腊大陆之间在建的最大能源基础设施。在接下来几周中，世界上最先进的电缆铺设船‘Leonardo da Vinci’号会进行该项目的海上电缆铺设作业。”

 

        高压直流电缆系统将凭借1000兆瓦的传输功率，使克里特岛纳入希腊的电力传输系统。

 

        本月，普睿司曼集团还与希腊电网运营商IPTO（Independent Power Transmission Operator）签定了价值1.5亿欧元的合同。该合同建立了米洛斯（Milos）岛、福莱甘德罗斯（Folegandros）岛和圣托里尼（Santorini）岛之间的互联电网。

 

        这家意大利电缆巨头近期向VARD公司提供了一份订单，即建造一艘长170米的电缆铺设新船。目前，其船队由五艘电缆铺设船组成，包括“Giulio Verne”号、“Cable Enterprise”号、“Ulisse”号（用于浅水电缆铺设的驳船）、“Barbarossa”号（一艘刚加入船队的小型驳船），以及“Leonardo da Vinci”号。

 

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Leonardo da Vinci starts installing cables in Greece

 

Prysmian Group’s cable-laying vessel Leonardo da Vinci has commenced the offshore installation campaign of the subsea link that will connect the Greek Crete island and mainland Greece.

 

The Crete-Attica project will comprise a total submarine length of 336 kilometers to be laid at a maximum depth of 1,200 meters.

Prysmian won a €270-million contract for the submarine interconnections back in May 2020.

 

“We are proud to announce the commencement of the offshore installation campaign of Crete Attica project, the largest energy infrastructure under construction between the island of Crete and mainland Greece,” Prysmian reported. “The offshore cable operations, which will be ongoing in the coming weeks, are performed by Leonardo da Vinci, the most advanced cable vessel in the world.”

 

With a 1,000 MW transmission power, the HVDC cable system is set to enable the integration of Crete into the Greek power transmission system.

 

Prysmian this month also won a circa €150 million contract with the Greek electricity grid operator Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) for an interconnector that will link the islands of Milos, Folegandros and Santorini.

 

The Italian cabling giant recently placed an order with VARD for the construction of a new 170-meter-long cable-laying vessel. Its fleet currently consists of five cable-laying vessels, including Giulio Verne, Cable Enterprise, Ulisse – a barge for shallow-water installation, Barbarossa – a small barge recently added to the fleet, and Leonardo da Vinci.