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Germany's neighboring country began sinking huge 58 x 28 x 32 meter 22 million kg concrete boxes 45 km offshore - 23 boxes: Installation of unprecedented energy island began

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The energy island being built off the coast of Belgium is not needed for wind turbines per se, but for the electricity transmission equipment of the 3.5 gigawatt wind farm complex.
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Germany's neighboring country began sinking huge 58 x 28 x 32 meter 22 million kg concrete boxes 45 km offshore - 23 boxes: Installation of unprecedented energy island began

The energy island being built off the coast of Belgium is not needed for wind turbines per se, but for the electricity transmission equipment of the 3.5 gigawatt wind farm complex.

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T&T broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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