Tusass wins EU funding for Greenland subsea cable resilience survey

Greenland's state telecom Tusass received DKK 66 million (about EUR 8.8 million) from the EU's CEF Digital programme to survey seabed routes for new redundant submarine cables, cutting reliance on its single, decade-old cable.

Reported Editor-read Arctic Today, 21 December 2025

What it does not test. The funding pays for a feasibility survey only; it does not commit to building any new cable.

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