Greenland Connect

Greenland Connect Submarine Cable

The Greenland Connect submarine cable is a vital infrastructure project designed to enhance connectivity between Greenland and the global internet. This project is essential for improving communication, data transfer, and internet access for the residents and businesses in Greenland.

Ready for Service Date:
The Greenland Connect submarine cable was officially ready for service on October 1, 2021. This milestone marked a significant advancement in Greenland's telecommunications capabilities.

Cable Landing Stations:
The submarine cable has two primary landing stations:

1. Nuuk, Greenland - This station serves as a crucial point for connecting Greenland to the international network.
2. Reykjavik, Iceland - This station facilitates further connectivity to Europe and North America.

Total Capacity:
The Greenland Connect submarine cable boasts a total capacity of 200 terabits per second (Tbps). This high capacity ensures that both residential and business users in Greenland can access fast, reliable internet services, significantly improving data transfer rates and overall connectivity.

Lifespan of the Cable:
The expected lifespan of the Greenland Connect submarine cable is approximately 25 years. This durability is essential for sustaining long-term connectivity and supporting the growing demand for internet services in the region.

Consortium Members:
The Greenland Connect submarine cable is developed and operated by a consortium comprised of the following members:

• This collaboration reflects a commitment to enhancing digital infrastructure in Greenland and supports future growth in communication technologies. The consortium's efforts aim to provide robust and reliable internet services, which are critical for economic development, education, and social connectivity in the region.