Transmission

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Governments and companies around the world have set ambitious “net zero” carbon reduction goals to achieve the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, thereby reducing the pressing threat of climate change and its unpredictable outcomes.

 This transition requires an efficient, smart, and robust energy grid to meet the special   challenges of managing these discontinuous power sources. Interconnectors are an   increasingly important part of power grids, allowing for connections between countries and   even continents to ease the flow of affordable and clean energy across long distances. They   are a key part of the energy transition: supporting the implementation of a larger, more   integrated, efficient and sustainable power transmission system. Prysmian’s submarine   interconnectors are made of new, lighter materials and can go deeper under the sea than   ever before. Our high-voltage underground interconnectors can bring power more efficiently   over long distances from where the energy is produced (like offshore wind farms) to where   energy is consumed.