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Eiffage consortium wins the contract to build four electrical substations off the coast of Belgium for the world’s first artificial energy island

Eiffage consortium wins the contract to build four electrical substations off the coast of Belgium for the world’s first artificial energy island

Eiffage, through its Belgian Eiffage Métal subsidiary Smulders, in a consortium with HSM Offshore Energy and Iv‑Offshore & Energy recently secured the EPCIC[1] contract from Elia Transmission Belgium, the Belgian national electricity transmission network operator, to build four alternating-current electrical substations on Princess Elisabeth Island, the future artificial energy island located off the Belgian coast.