Britain is building a $4.35 billion electricity superhighway

Investment in clean energy must triple globally by 2030 to keep the world on track to hit net zero by 2050. Britain is taking significant steps toward this goal with its ambitious plans for a new electricity superhighway.

Britain is building a $4.35 billion electricity ‘superhighway’ to enhance its renewable energy infrastructure. The UK is installing a new 2GW cable that will run 436km under the sea from Scotland to Yorkshire. Expected to be operational by 2029, this cable will deliver offshore wind energy to up to 2 million households.

In addition to Britain's initiative, Egypt is constructing a skyscraper powered by clean hydrogen, while China continues to lead in renewable energy capacity. The Netherlands is also launching a green hydrogen auction as part of its sustainability efforts.