Ten European countries, including Germany, France, and the UK, have pledged 95 billion euros to transform the North Sea into a massive green energy hub. This historic collaboration aims to install vast offshore wind farms, securing a sustainable future and providing clean electricity to homes across the continent.
(c) Levan Badzgaradze
(c) Levan Badzgaradze

Diez naciones europeas impulsan la energía eólica en el mar del norte

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Bélgica, Alemania, Francia y otros siete países invertirán 95.000 millones de euros para convertir el mar del Norte en una central de energía limpia y desarrollar un hub eólico en el Mar del Norte. Objetivo: 120 GW para 2030 y 300 GW para 2050, suficiente para 230 millones de hogares. Incluye redes sincronizadas, líneas compartidas y permisos conjuntos.

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