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India, Saudi Arabia look to marry power grids with undersea cable.

zoe , 9 months ago

federation in the works

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leaskovski , 9 months ago

Errrr... viewing this on kbin and getting a gif for headline image.... wasn't expecting that! New feature?

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NOT_RICK , 9 months ago

I’m no electrical engineer but I would imagine you’d have some significant transmission issues across the Arabian Sea. Do other nations transmit power through undersea cables?

Edit: found this is the current record; UK to Norway

cnbc.com/…/worlds-longest-under-sea-electricity-c…

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ajlanes , 9 months ago

@NOT_RICK Current record. I see what you did there

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otter , 9 months ago

https://www.escaeu.org/articles/submarine-power-cables/Untitled-5.jpg

So apparently there are some long ones

www.escaeu.org/articles/submarine-power-cables/

Currently the longest inter-connector is the NorNed cable between Norway and the Netherlands. At 580km, it is the longest submarine power cable in the world, with a capacity of 700MW. However, the very latest cable technology has the potential capability of reaching up to 1,500km.

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ruford1976 OP , 9 months ago

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beard_hunter , 9 months ago

Yes. Hugging a foreign tyrant while prosecuting innocents at home.

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