Britain has returned to the table where a connected energy transition across the North Sea is being developed.
Energy Minister Graham Stuart has welcomed an agreement signed by the UK on renewables co-operation around the key region in the wake of Brexit.
Countries with interests in the North Sea - a huge zone for offshore wind with hydrogen and carbon capture also a massive focus as oil and gas legacy is built on - are to work together on cross-country grid links with potential for multi-purpose interconnectors building on gas and electricity. The entire sector is a massive economic driver for port communities along the UK's East Coast - a fundamental part of the UK's Net Zero strategy.
