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Subsea cable damage by tanker Eagle S to cost up to €60 million

May 29 2025

Repair work on the Estlink2 power cable in the Gulf of Finland is expected to cost between €50 million and €60 million

The cable, which transmits electricity between Finland and Estonia, was damaged on 25 December 2024 by the oil tanker Eagle S, which dragged its anchor over the seabed.

Subsea cable damage by tanker Eagle S to cost up to €60 million

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