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Europe is Building a Massive Undersea Power Network



Why an interconnected energy system makes a lot of sense.
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28 Comments

  1. I was hoping you would mention the other cable projects going on and you did. Really nice video. I totally agree that being connected is better for us all in the long term. Just need to get the massive solar fields potential installed in north Africa and get that connected.

  2. The good part of such an interconnection is that forces countries to cooperate for mutual benefits. It's not an assimetry connection where there is one supplier and others are buying energy, it's more complicated. Everyone needs everyone for the grid to work properly, that's how a network works.

  3. Great video, it would have also been worth including the recently announced Morocco – UK connector (comes straight from Morocco solar power generation fields)

  4. while i think we're at least 5 years behind of where we should be on interconnectivity, it's kind of hard to complain while we have such a huge lead on the rest of the world.

  5. Living most of my life here in Stockholm, Sweden 🇸🇪 I think I can speak for all of the Vikings and say we have absolutely no interest in invading Great Britain 🇬🇧!

  6. You’re trying to monopolise green energy, simple. The point of green energy is that it can be manufactured locally without reliance upon only a few providing locations. Look at what has happened with Russia and their monopolising of energy supply. Such future conflicts can be averted if energy is manufactured and supplied on a local level. The wind and sun blow and shine at every location on earth.

    THIS CHANNEL HAS JUST GONE DOWN IN MY ESTIMATIONS
    FOR ENCOURAGING THE MONOPOLISING NATURE OF GIANT ENERGY PROVIDERS.

    GIANT ENERGY PROVIDERS KEEP CITIZENS POOR AND HOSTAGE TO THEIR TARRIF DEMANDS.

    Localise energy provision before it’s too late.

  7. This will only work if there are no disagreements (political/economical) which at the moment is fine in the most of EU/Europe in the countries mentioned in the video.
    I do however think that each country should attempt at meeting it's own energy needs within it's borders, else others may play ransom games, like we'll switch off the power when you need it the most if you don't agree to this and that. As I said earlier, at the moment, it's all good, but in few years time, who knows so these solutions should be thought of as backups! Also maybe the converter stations should be connected to large battery systems to act as a buffer?

  8. These cables are super unpopular in countries with high domestic electricity production. We’ve seen sky-high rises in electricity prices as a result of selling power to the European market

  9. Anyone else catch that they said its converted from AC to DC to transmit? This is the new tech and it's exciting but also Edison might end up winning the power war in the long run. High voltage DC is way more efficient to transmit than AC

  10. Lower prices? Who is paying for these cables? Infrastructure. How long till these need replacing? I'm all for infrastructure, but we should take Frances system as an example and build new nuclear power.

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