Enshore Subsea Completes Soak Testing on Senegal Power Transmission Links

A great sight for the Dakar Marine Link team in Senegal, as the soak testing of both lines has now been successfully completed.

(Image credit: Dakar Marine Link)
(Image credit: Dakar Marine Link)

Those green lights mark a significant milestone for the Senegal Power Compact Transmission Project.

Delivered through Dakar Marine Link—the project delivery joint venture between Enshore Subsea and Herbosche-Kiere—the project encompasses the EPCI of two ~17.5 km, 225 kV links connecting Bel Air in Dakar with Cap des Biches on behalf of MCA-Senegal II.

With the infrastructure now available for use, only minor punch-list activities remain as the team moves towards final project close-out.

As the project moves towards close-out, take a look back at the original project announcement.

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