North Sea Countries Collaborate for Renewable Energy Expansion
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Britain and the Netherlands have agreed to build an undersea electric cable called LionLink, which would share the power generated from offshore wind farms. The cable would allow Britain to be supplied by a large offshore wind farm in Dutch waters as well as permit other sharing of electric power. The developers of the cable would be the power network operators in the two countries, Britain’s National Grid and TenneT in the Netherlands. The new vision is to make the North Sea a key location for renewable energy shared among nearby nations.
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