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Industry

News

14

Wire & Cable ASIA – May/June 2007

Calendar

of Events

2007

May

7-10:

Interwire 2007

– trade

exhibition – Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Organisers

: Wire Association Int Inc

Website

:

www.wirenet.org

28-31:

wire Russia

– trade

exhibition – Moscow, Russia

Organisers

: Messe Düsseldorf GmbH

Email

:

info@messe-duesseldorf.de

Website

:

www.messe-duesseldorf.de

June

10-12:

World Wire and Cable

Conference (incorporating the

KMI Fibreoptics Conference)

conference – Paris, France

Organisers

: CRU Events

Email

:

marilyn.portner@crugroup.com

Website

:

www.cruevents.com

21-24:

8th China (Guangzhou)

International Metal and Metallurgy

Exhibition

– Guangzhou, PR China

Organisers

: Julang Exhibition Co Ltd

Email

:

meiwen@julang.com.cn

Website

:

www.julang.com.cn

October

2-4:

Metaltech 2007

– trade

exhibition – Sao Paulo, Brazil

Organisers

: Grupo Cipa

Website

:

www.metaltech.tmp.br

16-18:

wire Southeast Asia 2007

trade exhibition – Bangkok, Thailand

Organisers

: Messe Düsseldorf Asia

Fax

: +65 6337 4633

Email

:

mdafairs@singnet.com.sg

Website

:

www.wire-southeastasia.com

17:

Non-ferrous Bangkok Seminar

technical seminar – Bangkok, Thailand

Organisers

: IWMA, ITA

Fax

: +44 1926 314755

Email

:

info@iwma.org

Website

:

www.iwma.org

November

5-7:

Wire ’07 Bologna

– conference

– Bologna, Italy

Organisers

: ACIMAF, CET, IWMA&WAI

Email

:

info@iwma.org

Website

:

www.iwma.org

11-14:

IWCS

– conference – Florida,

USA

Organisers

: IWCS

Email

:

admin@iwcs.org

Website

:

www.iwcs.org

Prysmian’s Venezuela contract for 2,000km of cable

Prysmian Telecom Cables & Systems has secured a contract to supply more than

2,000km of Optical Ground Wire (OPGW) cable to Venezuela.

The contract was signed at the end of last year between Prysmian

Telecomunicacoes Cabos e Sistemas, Brazil, and the leading Chinese company,

Zhongxing Telecom Equipment Company Limited (ZTE), who will install the cables

on the high voltage (up to 400kV) network of CADAFE, the Venezuelan state

electrical utility.

OPGW cable forms an integral part of an overhead electricity network, performing

both the primary function of a conventional earth conductor together with the

provision of a state-of-the-art communications link – thanks to the optical fibres

contained within and the cable supplied in this contract will form the first part of a

major national telecoms network providing a full range of broadband and internet

services to CADAFE customers.

A total of 2,260km of OPGW is to be supplied in this first phase with the cable

containing a combination of 24 and 48 singlemode optical fibres. Production of

cables for the project will be focused on the Prysmian facility at Sorocaba in

Brazil. Prysmian also manufactures OPGW at factories in Spain and China.

Since production of OPGW started in 1984 Prysmian has supplied more than

100,000km of cable, all based upon the highly reliable aluminium tube technology,

in more than 60 countries. The optical fibres used within the cables will be

produced at Prysmian’s facility in Battipaglia, Italy.

First deliveries are due to be made before the end of January and the full quantity

will be supplied by mid-2007 with the overall project continuing into next year.

Prysmian Telecom Cables & Systems – Italy

Email

:

info@prysmian.com

Website

:

www.prysmian.com

Nexans, France, has been awarded a

contract, worth approximately €15

million, to supply medium and low

voltage power cables for Vietnam’s first

crude oil refinery.

The Dung Quat refinery project is being

commissioned by Technip, a major

corporation in the field of oil, gas and

petrochemical engineering, construction

and services, and the leader in a

consortium with Japan Gas Corporation

and Tecnicas Reunidas, on behalf of

Vietnam Oil & Gas Corporation

(Petrovietnam).

The Dung Quat project includes both

the refinery and crude oil import

facilities. The refinery is designed to

have a processing capacity of 145,000

BPSD (barrels per stream day), which

will serve Vietnam’s domestic market

and reduce the country’s oil product

imports.

Nexans will supply approximately

1,400km of medium and low voltage

power cables, which will be installed

underground to supply power for the

contractors involved in the construction

of the refinery, and then for the refinery

itself. The cables will be manufactured

by Nexans plants in Vietnam, Korea

and France, and should be delivered

and installed from January to Septem-

ber 2007. Mechanical completion of

the refinery should be in 2008.

Nexans has had an industrial presence

in Vietnam since 2001, and currently

employs 435 people in the country,

with three industrial plants dedicated

to telecom/energy infrastructures,

industrial, building wire and LAN

markets.

Nexans – France

Fax

: +33 15669 8484

Email

:

nexans.web@nexans.com

Website

:

www.nexans.com

€15m power cable contract for Vietnam refinery

is online at:

www.read-wca.com