Italy's Prysmian has signed a framework agreement with Réseau de Transport d'Électricité (RTE), the operator of the French transmission network, for the design, supply, installation and testing (EPCI, engineering, procurement, construction, installation) of submarine cable connections. These links will connect two offshore wind farms, in the specifically the "FOS Project" and the "Project Narbonnaise", to the French electricity transmission grid, covering both the underwater and land parts (including the landing place). Projects are subject to calls off from TENs and finalisation of the terms of the relevant EPCI contracts which will be it is expected to take place in the period 2026-2027. Delivery and Mass are planned for the period 2031-2032. These two EPCI contracts have a total potential value of around 700 million euros.

The Fos Project will be developed on the coast of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur and will take about 300 kilometers of cables (land and submarine), while the Narbonnaise Project, located on the coast of Occitanie, it will require about 340 kilometres of cables (land and submarine), providing a potential capacity of 750 MW.

The approximately 400 kilometres of land cables planned will be produced in Gron, France, while the approximately 240 kilometers of cables submarines will be manufactured at Prysmian's centre of excellence in Arco Felice, in Italy, and in Pikkala, in Finland, for a total of about 640 kilometers of cables (land and submarine). The installation operations involve the use of one of the cable layers of Prysmian's fleet.