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Billionaires invest in giant Australian solar farm to supply power to Singapore | Renewable energy | The Guardian
If successful, the development would include a 10-gigawatt-capacity array of panels spread across 15,000 hectares near Tennant Creek, backed by about 22 gigawatt-hours in battery storage. Some of the electricity generated would be consumed in Darwin, but the bulk would be exported to Singapore via a 4,500km high-voltage direct-current transmission network, including a 3,800km submarine cable running through Indonesian waters. The developers claim it could provide one-fifth of the island city-state’s power needs.
Some out of the box thinking here- if internet can "transported" via under sea cables then why not electricity?

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