New cable failure detection technology could save offshore wind sector millions, tech firm claims

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Synaptec touts new technology that promises to tackle top cause of offshore wind project financial losses and insurance claims

A new technology could save the offshore wind sector hundreds of millions of pounds in losses and insurance claims by better detecting cable failures. Scottish tech firm Synaptec has this week announced...

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