NCC signs another contract with Energinet for expansion of the electricity grid in Denmark. NCC will carry out construction work to connect the Thor Offshore Wind Farm in Jutland to the national grid. The order value amounts to approximately SEK 200 million.
NCC will do a guided directional drilling under Storå, west of Holstebro in Jutland, photo: NCC
The assignment is to install 31 kilometers of 220 kV cables from Idomslund to Volder Mark in the west part of Jutland, where a new substation is being built. It is from here that the power generated by the wind farm will be transferred to the grid.
“Infrastructure tasks are a strategically important area for NCC, and the expansion and upgrading of the electricity grid is one of the complex specialties that NCC has the expertise to perform. From planning to delivery. We look forward to working with Energinet also in this project,” says Flemming Carlsen, Head of NCC Infrastructure in Denmark.
In addition to the excavation work for the 24 km of cables, seven kilometers of guided horizontal directional drilling and cable insertion will be carried out. The guided directional drilling will run from summer 2023 to summer 2024, while all the excavation and cabling work will take place between spring 2024 and autumn 2024.
The order, worth approximately SEK 200 million will be registered among orders in the NCC Infrastructure business area in the second quarter of 2023.
NCC is one of the leading construction companies in the Nordics. Based on its expertise in managing complex construction processes, NCC contributes to the positive impact of construction for its customers and society. Operations include building and infrastructure project contracting, asphalt and stone materials production and commercial property development. In 2022, NCC had sales of SEK 54 bn and 12,500 employees. The NCC shares are listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.
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