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Belgium Has Sunk 23 Concrete Blocks in the North Sea, Each Weighing 22,000 Tons, to Build the World's First Artificial Energy Island. The Project Is One of 7,000,000,000 Euros - HotNews.ro

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Belgium has completed the foundation of the first artificial energy island in the world, built about 45 kilometers from the coast, in the North Sea. The island, with an area equivalent to that of the eight football fields, has at its base 23 huge blocks of concrete, each weighing about 22,000 tons. It will collect all the electricity produced...

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Belgium has completed the foundation of the first artificial energy island in the world, built about 45 kilometers from the coast, in the North Sea. The island, with an area equivalent to that of the eight football fields, has at its base 23 huge blocks of concrete, each weighing about 22,000 tons. It will collect all the electricity produced...

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Hot News broke the news in Romania on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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