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The Port of Oslo (HAV) has received support from Enova for an on-shore power plant at Kneppeskjær. The facility must meet the requirements in the award letter from Enova. This includes i.a. the requirements in NEK IEC PAS 80005-3. The supplier of the land power system and power cabinets has already been awarded, and work on the quay has begun. The land power plant shall supply the ship at Kneppeskjær quay on Sjursøya. The kneppeskjær quay is divided into two parts: east and west. There shall be three extraction cabinets and dimensioned for an output of 1600 kVA at 690 V and 50 Hz. This procurement is for the procurement of three cable management systems (CMS, Cable Management System) that shall be used to connect the cables between the socket cupboards/interface cabinets and the ships.…
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TED · 688864-2026. Checked on Oct 6, 2026, 11:05 AM.
https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/688864-2026
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TED · 688864-2026. Checked on Oct 6, 2026, 11:05 AM.
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