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Jan De Nul to connect Princess Elisabeth Island to Belgian grid

The Jan De Nul Group, in consortium with LS Cable & System, has secured a contract to supply, install and test three 220kV alternating current subsea cables.

read more... 21/06/2024

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Germany could save EUR 20bn with overground grid lines

Germany could save EUR 20bn by switching plans to build three key subterranean grid lines to above ground, according to industry experts, although the government warns such a move could delay the needed work.

read more... 20/06/2024

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Global electricity demand expected to double by 2050

Global electricity demand is projected to double by 2050, spurred by economic growth and the increasing adoption of electric vehicles, heating and industrial processes, according to a report by DNV.

read more... 18/06/2024

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Britain eyes expanding scheme to pay homes to use less power

Britain's electricity system operator wants to expand a scheme under which homes are paid to cut power usage so that it becomes a regular feature of the market, rather than just a tool to help prevent electricity shortages in winter.

read more... 12/06/2024

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Germany’s BNetzA outlines seven grid connections to transport wind power

Federal network agency the Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA) has set out seven routes for future grid connections to be constructed by German transmission system operators (TSOs) to facilitate the transmission of wind power.

read more... 04/06/2024

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