A planned subsea power link between Denmark and Britain is slated to
begin at the end of 2022, later than expected, according to a report
published by the UK’s Press and Journal.
National Grid and Danish partner Energinet.dk have started the
process to appoint a marine contractor to carry out sea bed surveys for
the link between the western coast of Denmark and the east coast of
England in Lincolnshire.
The interconnector will give Britain access to a low carbon power
source, while opening a new export route for Denmark and other Nordic
countries to sell output from their wind and hydro power plants,
according to Press and Journal.
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