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NextGeo Begins Marine Surveys for Milan–Montalto HVDC Link
First Steel Cut for Ostwind 4 Platform
ONEE Launches Geotechnical Studies for New HVDC Corridor
Canada Names Five Priority Grid Interties
SSEN Signs HVDC Framework with Sumitomo, Van Oord
Amprion Delays BalWin1 HVDC Connection to 2031
Uzbekistan to Export 5 GW Green Power to Europe
Trans-Caspian Green Energy Corridor to transmit renewable electricity via HVDC submarine cable across Caspian Sea by 2030
NextGeo Begins Marine Surveys for Milan–Montalto HVDC Link
Consortium led by the Italian survey specialist starts seabed work on Terna's 280 km Hypergrid connection linking Lazio and Lombardy.
First Steel Cut for Ostwind 4 Platform
Drydocks World begins fabrication of offshore converter station topsides for Germany's first 525 kV HVDC Baltic Sea connection
ONEE Launches Geotechnical Studies for New HVDC Corridor
Morocco's grid operator begins soil investigations for the 3GW Oued Lakraa–Médiouna HVDC link that will carry renewable power from the south to Casablanca.
Canada Names Five Priority Grid Interties
Federal government identifies BC-Yukon, Alberta-BC, Alberta-Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan-Manitoba and PEI-New Brunswick connections for financial and regulatory support
SSEN Signs HVDC Framework with Sumitomo, Van Oord
Long-term agreement will support strategic subsea transmission reinforcements including proposed Shetland 2 HVDC link and Sumitomo's Nigg facility investment
Amprion Delays BalWin1 HVDC Connection to 2031
German TSO postpones 2 GW North Sea grid connection by one year following converter platform design challenges and difficult ground conditions
POWERGRID Secures ¥80bn JBIC Loan for Khavda-Nagpur HVDC
Japan Bank for International Cooperation provides ¥80 billion syndicated facility to finance one of the world's largest HVDC projects linking Gujarat renewables to Maharashtra
State Grid kicks off new HVDC project in Brazil
State Grid has started construction on a 1,468 km ±800 kV UHVDC line, Brazil's largest-ever power transmission investment, due for completion in 2029.