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138km Sea Link Electricity Project Linking Kent and Suffolk Gets Approval
The 138km cable link is expected to begin construction in early 2027 and support a more reliable electricity network, National Grid said.
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Labour presses ahead with £350million undersea cable as Net Zero costs mount
An undersea cable that could power the equivalent of two million homes has been given the green light by Government. The Sea Link power cable will run between Suffolk and Kent and will be able to carry up to two gigawatts of electricity from generators to homes.It is hoped that it will ease pressure on the grid and lower curtailment payments – made when generators are paid not to create power because the grid cannot dispatch it.The National Grid…
Net zero cable approved by Labour despite threat to wildlife
High-voltage undersea cable network approved despite admission it will cause ‘lasting harm’ to protected Kent landscape
A major electricity infrastructure project linking Kent and Suffolk has been given the go-ahead despite admissions it will cause ‘lasting harm’.
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