Equinor Awards Proserv Cable Monitoring Contract for Offshore Wind Site
Norwegian energy major Equinor has contracted Proserv to install cable monitoring technology at a nine-year-old offshore wind farm.
Norwegian energy company Equinor has awarded technology services provider Proserv a contract to install cable monitoring technology across an operational offshore wind development.
The deployment will take place at an offshore wind installation that has been producing power for nine years. The project focuses on utilizing specialized systems to oversee subsea power cabling and ensure operational integrity.
Subsea cabling infrastructure represents a critical component of offshore wind generation, linking generating units and transmitting electrical power back to shore. Monitoring systems are increasingly deployed to track cable health and reduce the risk of structural faults in mature operating environments.
The agreement highlights ongoing asset integrity management by Equinor as offshore wind assets reach long-term operational milestones.
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