The North Atlantic Transmission One - Link is the most ambitious and beautiful infrastructure project in the world… and yet the most useful and practical.
NATO-L will connect North America to Western Europe via Eastern Canada and UK & Ireland through a 6GW HVDC set of subsea cables.
The length of the cables is 3,500 kms or 2,200 miles.
The link will be carrying only green electrons, between allies, strong load demands zones, active financial markets, and developed economies..
In 1866, the British ship Great Eastern succeeded in laying the first permanent telegraph line across the Atlantic Ocean.
In 1956, the first transatlantic cable TAT-1 was laid between Canada and Scotland.
Today, several power interconnectors around the world are tackling similar long distances making those links a secure and cost-effective source of 24/7 carbon-free power.
With the electrification of the transportation and the heating sector well under way, western democracies are in need of green, reliable and secure new sources of carbon free electricity.
An interconnector is built on mutual trust. It links two big load centres and brings benefits to both sides, while reinforcing the two grids.
For North America, NATO-L is the opportunity to develop the extraordinary green potential of the Northeastern corner of the American Continent with hydro and wind.
For UK & Europe, it is another step to increase diversification and security of supply with 24/7 carbon free power.
For NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation), is a way to build a physical link between its two blocks, strengthening Energy Security amongst its members in a time when energy is being weaponized by hostile regimes.
East – West interconnectors are of a particular value - they harness the rotation of the Earth around the Sun.
The renewable resources like wind and solar on each side of the ocean are not correlated, allowing the link to become a virtual 24/7 baseload carbon-free corridor.
Solar in Europe can power North America’s breakfast and five hours later reverse flow to power Europe’s evening demand peak.
The project will take 10-15 years to develop. Significant hurdles need to be cleared.
The next three years will be dedicated to shape the project, gather all talents, and obtain the support of all stakeholders (political, regulatory, technical, industrial, and financial).
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