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Has Repaired International Cables for 160 Million.
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The repair cost over 160 million kroner. The cable is one of the connections that the government's own electricity price committee believes contributes to higher electricity prices in southern Norway.
The Skagerrak 2 submarine cable between Norway and Denmark is back in operation after a fault that occurred on June 2, reports Teknisk Ukeblad. The repair cost just over 160 million kroner.
The discussion is running high about whether two foreign cables to Denmark should be renewed. Now Statnett and Danish Energinet have spent 160 million to fix one of them.
·Oslo, Norway
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