Marine energy wiring

The company, which employs 120 people at its sites in
The contract will be the first for the team, led by general manager, Chris Napier.
Under the agreement, J+S will supply and install sub-sea connections to cables to allow companies testing their wave and tidal energy equipment to gain access to the National Grid.
Managing director, David Jeffries, said: ‘This is a major breakthrough for our company and vindication of our strategy of diversification from our core naval support and oil and gas markets into the rapidly emerging wave and tidal sectors of the marine renewables energy market.’
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