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Balmoral s System Prevents Offshore Wind Cable Damage

Balmoral s System Prevents Offshore Wind Cable Damage Balmoral’s offshore wind cable stability system is designed to prevent long term damage / Credit: Balmoral Aberdeen-based Balmoral Comtec has noted recent news on offshore wind cable failures, and has offered a solution for the problem in the form of its integrated cable protection stability system. According to the company, its system offers up to 75% reduction in subsea cable movement helping prevent irreversible damage. The stability solution, which complements Balmoral FibreFlex, the company’s patented cable protection system, offers enhanced tensile and creep performance by using weighted modules to improve cable curvature response while maintaining system geometry over life, the company said.

Offshore Wind: Orsted Earnings, Shares Dented By Lower

By Tim Barsoe April 29, 2021 © Kruwt/AdobeStock Lower wind speeds and cable problems hit first-quarter earnings at Denmark s Orsted , sending shares in the world s biggest offshore wind farm developer lower on Thursday. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) came in at 4.9 billion Danish crowns ($799 million), missing analysts consensus forecast of 5.2 billion crowns. However, Chief Executive Mads Nipper said the company s operational performance was good during Q1 2021 and slightly exceeded our expectations . Nipper took the helm in January. His predecessor, Henrik Poulsen, stepped down after leading the energy company s transformation away from fossil fuels. Orsted said quarterly earnings suffered from significantly lower wind speeds compared to last year, and a warranty provision of 800 million crowns made after it discovered cable problems at its offshore wind farms in Europe.

Offshore Wind: Orsted Earnings, Shares Dented by

By Tim Barsoe © Kruwt/AdobeStock Lower wind speeds and cable problems hit first-quarter earnings at Denmark s Orsted , sending shares in the world s biggest offshore wind farm developer lower on Thursday. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) came in at 4.9 billion Danish crowns ($799 million), missing analysts consensus forecast of 5.2 billion crowns. However, Chief Executive Mads Nipper said the company s operational performance was good during Q1 2021 and slightly exceeded our expectations . Nipper took the helm in January. His predecessor, Henrik Poulsen, stepped down after leading the energy company s transformation away from fossil fuels. Orsted said quarterly earnings suffered from significantly lower wind speeds compared to last year, and a warranty provision of 800 million crowns made after it discovered cable problems at its offshore wind farms in Europe.

UPDATE 3-Lower wind speeds and cable problems deal blow to Orsted

Hit by lower wind speeds, cable problems Shares fall almost 4% (Adds details, CFO comments, updated share reaction) COPENHAGEN, April 29 (Reuters) - Lower wind speeds and cable problems hit first-quarter earnings at Denmark’s Orsted , sending shares in the world’s biggest offshore wind farm developer lower on Thursday. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) came in at 4.9 billion Danish crowns ($799 million), missing analysts’ consensus forecast of 5.2 billion crowns. However, Chief Executive Mads Nipper said the company’s operational performance “was good during Q1 2021 and slightly exceeded our expectations”. Nipper took the helm in January. His predecessor, Henrik Poulsen, stepped down after leading the energy company’s transformation away from fossil fuels.

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