The electricity markets of the countries are already interconnected by Nemo-Link. Now the UK and Belgium are planning to run another cable for high voltage direct current, which will take power from the energy island.
Energy cooperation between the two countries is now expanding. The United Kingdom and Belgium have signed a memorandum of understanding to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Writes it British Government In a press release.
The United Kingdom and Belgium are already established Nemo-link, A 140 km long submarine cable with high voltage direct current between Richbrough Energy Park and Zebrook in Kent. It can generate up to 1,000 MW to 400 kW.
The HVDC connection allows the electricity markets to trade with each other and is said to be one of the most efficient connections in the world. There are four auctions going on daily.
The new one will be an interconnected hybrid solution where an artificial energy island in the North Sea is connected, which transmits electricity from the sea wind.
The UK aims to generate 40 gigawatts of coastal wind power by 2040, while Belgium’s ambition is to reach 4.4 gigawatts by 2030. Windmill monthly. The agreement between the two involves capturing and storing carbon dioxide.
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