The United Kingdom and Eight European Countries Partner to Build 100 GW of Offshore Wind
Nine North Sea states, including Germany and Norway, commit to jointly developing wind farms connected via undersea cables. The agreement targets 20 GW operational by 2030.
| Countries | Allemagne, Royaume-Uni, Pays-Bas, Norvège |
|---|---|
| Companies | Commission européenne, OTAN, National Grid |
| Sector | Énergie Éolienne |
| Theme | Politique & Géopolitique |
The United Kingdom will join a vast offshore wind development program alongside eight European countries, including Norway, Germany and the Netherlands. British Energy Secretary Ed Miliband is set to sign a declaration at a summit in Hamburg, committing the parties to complete the project by 2050. This initiative marks a first: some wind farms will be directly connected to multiple countries via undersea cables known as interconnectors.
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