Shore Landings and Cable Pull-ins

We carry out shore landings and cable pull-ins with control and precision, preventing issues during the cable's most critical transition.

What questions we answer

How do I ensure a safe transition between sea and land? What are the risks in the landfall zone for my cable? How do I avoid damage to the cable during pull-in?
Which solutions provide the best long-term operational reliability for my facility? How do I handle challenging ground conditions in the coastal zone?

Shore landing and pull-in is one of the most critical phases in a cable project, where the cable is exposed to significant stress both during installation and operation. To ensure a safe and lasting solution, we plan and execute the work based on local conditions, technical requirements and risk in the area.
The service includes, among other things, the establishment and preparation of landfalls, installation of conduits and protection solutions, as well as controlled pull-in with correct pulling force and management of bending radius. We conduct thorough assessments of ground conditions in the coastal zone, wave and current conditions, risk of erosion and scour, as well as mechanical stresses during installation and future exposure.

Landfall and pull-in are particularly relevant when establishing new cable routes with land connections, connections to power stations and technical facilities, as well as in projects with challenging shoreline or seabed conditions. The service is also relevant for upgrading or replacing existing landfalls, where high demands are placed on capacity, precision, and operational reliability throughout the cable's lifespan.