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UK consortium has been awarded a research and development (R&D) project to develop a green hydrogen production barge under the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC).
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LOC won the marine warranty survey contract in 2017 for the RTE and National Grid project. It is the second interconnector running between the UK and France, with a total length of 204km and a high-voltage link capacity of 1GW. The interconnector will contribute to the redistribution of low-carbon energy between both countries. It will also be able to cope with the growth of electricity exchanges between France and UK, by increasing the cross-border capacity of 50%. RTE has said the project will promote the complementarity of existing and future offshore production facilities on both si...