A widening web of undersea cables connects Britain to green energy.

by NTOI Web Desk

The longest and most powerful of these cables was recently laid across the North Sea, from a hydroelectric plant in Norway’s rugged mountains to Blyth, an industrial port in northeast England. Completed last year, it stretches 450 miles, roughly the distance from New York to Toronto. The twin cables, each about 5 inches in diameter, can carry enough power for nearly 1.5 million homes.

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