The 704 MW Revolution wind farm will help both states achieve their ongoing commitments to develop offshore wind and address their energy needs, delivering electricity to more than 350 000 homes. By eliminating potential future emissions, the historic project will replace close to 1 million t of carbon pollution – the equivalent of taking more than 200 000 cars off the road annually.
Revolution will be the third project to be delivered from the company’s continuously expanding Charleston, South Carolina facility, confirming Nexans’ leadership in the US market.
The agreement was signed in December 2019 to accelerate the energy transition in North America by bringing Nexans’ subsea cable technology to the US.
Ragnhild Katteland, Nexans’ Executive Vice President, Subsea and Land Systems, said: “Establishing our footprint in the US and furthering our commitment to the US offshore wind industry is at the core of our business operations. We have made several investments to deliver subsea transmission cables that are manufactured and installed in America, and the partnership with Ørsted and Eversource is the first step in bolstering supply chains with strong, local partners. We are committed to pushing the boundaries of what is possible as innovation is crucial to meet the needs of a territory as large as the US. Closely aligning with our mission to electrify the future, Nexans is proud to support this important work in the clean energy sector and expedite our journey to net zero.”
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Energy Global's Summer 2022 issue
The Summer 2022 issue of Energy Global hosts an array of technical articles focusing on wind, solar, biofuels, green hydrogen, geothermal, and more. This issue also features a regional report discussing the outlook for renewables in the US.
