The British government has ended its support for the Xlinks project, which was supposed to transport solar and wind energy from Morocco to the UK via a nearly 4,000 km long underwater cable, the longest in the world. Estimated at 25 billion pounds (33 billion USD), this mega project was supposed to cover up to…...
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