Greece pulls cable to islands
Greek energy operator ADMIE has begun laying an underwater electric cable between the island of Kos and the city of Corinth on the mainland. The works are estimated at 1.48 billion euros. Naftemporiki reports.
Greek energy operator ADMIE has begun laying an underwater electric cable between the island of Kos and the city of Corinth on the mainland. The works are estimated at 1.48 billion euros. Naftemporiki reports.
Greek Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavro described the initiative as the first key stage of the Dodecanese joining the mainland network.
The contractor is Hellenic Cables. Searches for the seabed will soon begin. The funds were provided by the European Investment Bank (EIB).
The project includes the design, procurement, construction and installation of a high-voltage DC line with a voltage of 320 kV with a capacity of 1,000 MW. The length of the cable system will reach about 1,290 km.
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