In 2012, Public Power Corporation (PPC) brought into operation a new submarine cable interconnection between Aegina (Aigina) and Methana, a 9.8 km link listed alongside the Thassos–Keramoti cable as one of the major distribution projects accounting for €10 million of that year’s investments, indicating that the Aegina–Methana medium-voltage interconnector had entered full operational service by that time.
In 2012, Fulgor S.A. (Hellenic Cables Industry) was contracted as the main cable contractor for the 2 x 20 kV submarine power links between Aegina and Methana and between Thasos and Keramoti in Greece, with Public Power Corporation (PPC) as project owner. This contract covered manufacture and supply of the medium‑voltage submarine power cables serving the Aegina–Methana interconnection.
In 2012, Asso.subsea (Assodivers group) was engaged to provide submarine cable transportation, installation, and protection services for the 2 x 20 kV power links between Aegina and Methana and between Thasos and Keramoti in Greece. Working under Fulgor as main contractor and PPC as asset owner, Asso.subsea executed laying of approximately 17.9 km of cable, trenching of 1.73 km to 1.0 m burial depth, and placement of 105 m of protective mattresses, covering the installation scope for the Aegina–Methana interconnection.
| GR | GR | |
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| Landfall | Aegina (Aigina island), Greece | Methana (Methana peninsula), Greece |
| Grid Connection | — | Agios Georgios substation |
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