A plan to connect the electricity grids of Egypt, Greece, and Cyprus could be underway, The Associated Press reported. “An official says studies are underway for an undersea electric cable that aims to link the electricity grids of Egypt, Cyprus and Greece with the rest of Europe.” The “EuroAfrica Interconnector project” would include a 1,650 km long cable that has a 2,000 MW capacity to transmit and receive electricity. The project is set to be implemented over 36 months and Egypt signed an agreement to proceed with the studies.
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