Taihan Cable 将在釜山气候产业博览会展示525kV HVDC海底电缆及韩国最大敷缆船，属展会宣传无新增订单或财务事实

Taihan Cable Unveils 525kV HVDC Subsea Cable, Laying Vessel at Busan Expo - Seoul Economic Daily
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Taihan Cable & Solution's exhibition booth at the Climate Industry Expo 2026. Courtesy of Taihan Cable & Solution
Taihan Cable & Solution (001440.KS) will showcase its power infrastructure capabilities, including high-voltage direct current (HVDC) subsea cables and a dedicated cable-laying vessel, at Korea's largest climate and energy expo. The company plans to highlight its turnkey capabilities spanning cable production, transportation and installation in response to the government's West Coast Energy Highway project.
Taihan Cable said it will participate in the 2026 Climate Industry International Expo, to be held at BEXCO in Busan from the 16th through the 18th. The company will set up a 270-square-meter exhibition hall to present its subsea cable turnkey solutions, HVDC technology and busduct products.
The centerpiece of the exhibition is the subsea cable business. Taihan Cable will unveil for the first time at the expo a model of the Skandi Connector, an 11,000-ton cable-laying vessel (CLV) that is the largest in Korea.
The Skandi Connector can be used for inner-array and export grid networks for offshore wind farms, long-distance grid interconnection and HVDC subsea cable installation. Operating it alongside the existing laying vessel Palos, the company has built a system that carries out everything from subsea cable production and transportation to installation.
The company will also exhibit 525-kilovolt (kV) HVDC subsea cables and dynamic cables for floating offshore wind power. It will introduce its first subsea cable plant, currently in operation, as well as a second plant under construction with a target of starting operations in 2027. The second plant will produce 640kV HVDC and 400kV high-voltage alternating current (HVAC) subsea cables.
In the busduct segment, the company will present products insulated with epoxy and polyethylene terephthalate (PET). Taihan Cable expanded its busduct plant to three times its previous size last year to meet growing demand.
An official at Taihan Cable said the power infrastructure market is changing rapidly amid the spread of renewable energy and artificial intelligence, adding that the company will strengthen the competitiveness of core businesses such as subsea cables and HVDC to respond actively to grid demand at home and abroad.
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Original reporting by
Lee Suk-jin
for Seoul Economic Daily.
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