News from the Cable World
Cable theft is a severe problem that can have dangerous consequences for both thieves and members of the public. Not only do these thefts present a risk to the thieves themselves, but they also pose a threat to innocent members of the public. In response to the spate of thefts, Sector Inspector Steven Philp has … Read more
Equinor and BP’s joint venture, Empire Offshore Wind, has awarded a contract to DEME Offshore US for the transportation and installation of inter-array cables for the Empire Wind 1 and 2 offshore wind farms. The cables, which have a total length of over 350 km, will be used to help meet New York State’s ambitious … Read more
Understanding the basics of electrical cable classification in the UK In the UK, electrical cables are classified based on their voltage rating and their intended use. The voltage rating of a cable indicates the maximum electrical potential difference that the cable can safely carry. Cables with a higher voltage rating can carry more electrical current … Read more