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Apr 18, 2024 - Viking Link: The world`s longest subsea and land HVDC interconnector Connecting the UK and DK, enabling the sharing of clean energy, Viking Link sets new standards in energy security and sustainability. Hear from our colleagues on the impact of completing this ground-breaking project, a key step in the journey to the energy system of the future. Viking Link: the groundbreaking project linking the UK and Denmark with the world`s longest subsea and land HVDC interconnector! Spanning 475 miles, or the height of over 70,000 double decker buses, it`s a game-changer for the future of clean energy. Powering progress: Viking Link will supply clean electricity to up to 2.5 million UK homes, cutting costs and carbon emissions Global impact: Connecting nations and fostering renewable cooperation, Viking Link sets new standards in energy security and sustainability Unlocking potential: As a cornerstone for our offshore energy grid, Viking Link unlocks the green energy potential of the North Sea Empowering engineering: As the world`s longest interconnector, it`s a testament to human ingenuity Join us as we celebrate this incredible achievement and pave the way for a more connected future |
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