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The world's longest under-sea electricity cable, transferring green power between Norway and the UK, has begun operation. The 450-mile (725km) cable connects Blyth in Northumberland with the Norwegian village of Kvilldal. At full 1,400 megawatt capacity it will import enough hydro-power to supply 1.4 million homes,
National Grid said. National Grid Ventures president Cordi O'Hara said it was a "remarkable feat of engineering". She added: "We had to go through mountains, fjords and across the North Sea to make this happen. "North Sea Link (NSL) is also a great example of two countries working together to maximise their renewable energy resources for mutual benefit.
originally posted by: nolabel
a reply to: burdman30ott6
When a country has to rely on power supplies from another country they are screwed!
It's do as we want or we cut you off.
originally posted by: nolabel
France on Tuesday repeated its threat to cut the UK off from energy supplies.
A UK government document in July said that 47% of the country's electricity imports were from France.
This just shows what a sh!tshower the UK is in.
If nearly half of the power to the country comes from a foreign nation that nation supplying the power has a the recipients by the short and curlies.
originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: nolabel
Elecltricity is now being supplied from Norway in a joint venture with The UK.
The world's longest under-sea electricity cable, transferring green power between Norway and the UK, has begun operation. The 450-mile (725km) cable connects Blyth in Northumberland with the Norwegian village of Kvilldal. At full 1,400 megawatt capacity it will import enough hydro-power to supply 1.4 million homes,
National Grid said. National Grid Ventures president Cordi O'Hara said it was a "remarkable feat of engineering". She added: "We had to go through mountains, fjords and across the North Sea to make this happen. "North Sea Link (NSL) is also a great example of two countries working together to maximise their renewable energy resources for mutual benefit.
www.bbc.com...
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
We sold our energy independence to China because democrats.
Not to mention China holds nearly half of our national debt...