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SawasAfrica-MiddleEast 2013
 Orange Marine in numbers

5 cable ships
1 new cable ship under construction
170 000 km of cable laid
400 repairs
3 marine bases

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 C/S Chamarel replaced
by C/S Thévenin

A fire broke out on the ship on 8

August while returning from a repair
operation on the Sat3-Safe cable off
the coast of Namibia. All 56 crew
members were safely recovered.

From the 21st August the service had

returned to normal as C/S Thévenin left
Brest. The ship arrived for standby on
12 of September at Cape Town.

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 2013 maintenance
activity for ACMA and
MECMA

 in ACMA: 21 operations in 2013,

all completed by C/S Raymond
Croze. Many others to come.

 in MECMA: 12 operations
completed by Orange Marine and
14 operations completed by
Elettra. 2 more in process.

 in 2OCMA: 4 operations
cpmpleted by C/S Leon Thévenin.

 51 maintenance operations
completed, many others until
2014.
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 MECMA renewal

MECMA 2014 contract

 Signed during the SEM1 2013
 Valid from 01/01/14 to 12/31/18
 Over 3,300,000 km2 of sea
 Over 75,000 km of cable
 Over 100 different systems
 Near 50 operators
 Requires two ships for an approximate 30 repairs a year
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2OCMA contract
2OCMA is valid from 01/01/13 to 12/31/18

4 repairs on
C/S Léon Thevenin EASSy since 6

in Cape Town start of contract

prospectives regarding subsea power cable
In addition to the traditional services of installation and
maintenance of telecom cables, Orange Marine is
developing new offers on lead markets, such as
offshore plafforms and renewable energies.
Orange Marine backs up companies launching projects
in this sector by offering a global service of power
cables installation, providing them an experienced fleet
and excellent knowledge of offshore operations.

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 last projects in offshore

 Wave Energy – SEM-REV project : May

2012, installation (including burial) of a
20KV power cable – 24 km
 installation to platform of a telecom cable
CANTAT3 : Orange Marine has
developped the full procedures necessary
to approach platforms with our DP 2
vessel. July 2012.
 connecting oil platforms off Mumbai :
March/April 2013, 56 km (900 T) of power
cable and 12 links, installation including J-
tubes operation.

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 TAT 14

 In 2013, the Descartes has been

busy replacing faulty repeaters for
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North branch
OTE

South branch

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 News from Elettra

 In 2013 the end of the double links

for Telefonica : Ceuta Estepona
and Melilla Roquetta
 In progress now a project for OTE
for several domestic links

 Next year an key project Didon for

Orange Tunisia linking Tunisia to
Italy OTE

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development

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Alpha 8
SIMEC developed a new work class ROV allowing a very efficient 3m
burial of energy and telecom cable. This ROV has been developed and
realized in 8 months.

 POWER : 500 Kw
 Weight : 12.5Tons
 Operating range : 0 to 2500m

 Trenching depth : 3 m
 Max cable diam : up to 350 mm
 Burial : Jetting

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the crawler

The J-SWOC is a crawler dedicated for shallow water submarine works.

This product has been designed for telecom and energy cable up to 200
mm diameter. This vehicle is able to work from the beach to a water depth
of 50 m. It is often used for shore ends.

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pionneering cable ship optimized for the clients’ new needs:
the Pierre de Fermat

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stems, stabilizers, azimuthals and DP2 for increased
maneuvering performances

Large waves

Small / Medium waves

Calm water

Reduces 5/15% of consumption transit

stabilizing the vessel by reducing the pitch

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environmentally friendly

 important storage of waste to reduce discharges,

compacting storage to stopovers
 treatment of ballast water on board to limit pollution
due to transfers of biological species
 eco-friendly and low toxicity paint, reducing the
consumption
 optimization of the load generators and fuels with
low sulfur content to reduce SOx, NOx, CO2
emissions

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ratio Power/Consumption optimised

4 Diesels CAT 3516C (2200 ekW) : 8.8 MW

• All 100 % + 600kW hotel with 10% el. Losses : 8.5 MW

• DP in 25 knots wind and 3m waves + hotel: 3,3 MW
• Transit 12 knots at 6,6m draft + hotel : 3,75MW
automatic control of the provided power
optimal performance on 2 or 3 of the engine depending on the operations
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first cable ship with the ROV integrated in a hangar

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C/S Pierre de Fermat will be delivered in August 2014

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Orange Marine the whales friendly company
thanks you for your attention

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