The UK-Norway subsea power cable was laid by the Giulio Verne, a DP2 cable laying vessel built for most challenging worldwide subsea operations. With its 7,000 tons carousel capacity, the vessel is equipped to conduct deepest power cable lay up to 1,600m water depth. Photo by Meijert de Haan, via Marine Traffic.
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