Taihan Electric Wire to supply underground power grids to Denmark
SEOUL, March 4 (Yonhap) -- Taihan Electric Wire Co., a major cable maker in South Korea, said Wednesday that it has won a deal to supply high voltage underground power grids to Danish state-run power transmission company Energinet.
Under the agreement, Taihan said it will supply cables and cable accessories and carry out installation and connection.
The company did not reveal the value of the deal.
Taihan said it expects to supply more than 25 percent of orders to be placed by Energinet until March 2028.
The latest order from Energinet "will be a good opportunity for us to expect orders from other major countries such as Germany and Norway," a company official said.
The deal marked the first entry into Denmark by Taihan.
Taihan has been expanding its European market by winning orders for extra high-voltage cable projects in the Netherlands, Sweden and Britain.
entropy@yna.co.kr
(END)
-
BTS member Jimin's 'hanbok' suit up for auction
-
BTS enters Billboard Hot 100 with new Japanese single
-
'Dynamite' becomes 3rd BTS video to top 1 bln views
-
S. Korea, U.S. authorities assess N.K. has completed building new 3,000-ton submarine: sources
-
BTS to stream concerts in weekend Bang Bang Con event
-
BTS member Jimin's 'hanbok' suit up for auction
-
BTS enters Billboard Hot 100 with new Japanese single
-
From Rose to Baekhyun, K-pop group idols also shine as solo acts
-
BTS to stream concerts in weekend Bang Bang Con event
-
(LEAD) Seoul mayor pushes for introduction of self-testing kits, extending hours for small businesses
-
Citibank to exit retail banking in 13 markets including S. Korea
-
(LEAD) New virus cases in 600s for 2nd day, virus battle at inflection point
-
Nomination of new USFK chief returned to president: U.S. Congress
-
Yellow dust storm from China, Mongolia heading towards Korea
-
Drunk driver gets 8-yr prison term for hitting and killing Taiwanese student