The artery of Germany's energy revolution
South Germany needs the power, but wind production is in the north.
Germany’s dilemma: with some energy supply lines the construction is the easy part. Others seem to spend years in the planning phase and never get built at all.
So it is with Sued.Link, the electricity “autobahn” that is supposed to transport huge supplies of electricity from wind farms in north Germany to the industrial south.
Not without reason, Sued.Li…
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