NKT has delivered its latest innovation, the Adaptive Rigid Sea Joint, to Energinet, Denmark's leading transmission system operator (TSO). This development marks a significant shift in the management of spare parts for offshore cable systems, with potential cost reductions and waste minimization.

Traditional offshore repair joints are often designed for specific cable systems, resulting in the need for dedicated spares for each cable design in an operator's grid. However, NKT's Adaptive Rigid Sea Joint introduces a versatile solution by utilizing a platform of base components, reducing the number of spares required while enhancing flexibility.

This adaptive joint is a game-changer for Energinet, as it can be utilized across a variety of power cable types, optimizing inventory and minimizing waste. With the capability to serve as a spare joint for a broad range of HVAC offshore cables, it enhances the resilience of Energinet's offshore grid infrastructure.

Rene Dogan, Offshore Cable Specialist at Energinet, expressed satisfaction with the ongoing cooperation with NKT, highlighting the significant improvements in spare parts strategy. The Adaptive Rigid Sea Joints not only promise reduced costs and waste but also provide assurance in the repair of offshore cables from different suppliers, further solidifying Energinet's commitment to efficiency and sustainability.

Source: nkt.com