Guernsey's new electricity cable is on its way to the Channel Islands.
The 37.4km cable has been manufactured by Danish cable producer NKT in Sweden and is being shipped to the islands on board the NKT Victoria.
It weighs 77kg per metre and will connect to Jersey and deliver more than 90% of its power from sustainable sources in France.
The existing link has been faulty since late last year and has since been switched off meaning all power has been generated on-island.
This is a much more expensive option as it costs £1m a month more than importing from France.
Guernsey Electricity has invested over £30m in this replacement.
The NKT Victoria was in the islands at the beginning of September preparing the seabed for the laying of the cable.
The ship should be at Greve de Lecq in Jersey this Thursday and arrive in Havelet Bay in Guernsey on Sunday when installation will begin.
Guernsey group supports people in life transition
New Medical Director for Guernsey appointed
New initiative links Guernsey cancer patients with UK research
Second committee resignation in 24 hours
Guernsey's government in talks with Brittany Ferries over timetabling
Water usage increases to 15 million litres per day in Guernsey heatwave
ED committee reels from resignation
Service changes as Brittany Ferries makes savings
