Belgium's Princess Elisabeth Island is set to revolutionize sustainable energy as the world's first artificial energy island

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The island will serve as a crucial energy hub, enhancing Belgium's energy infrastructure by connecting new wind farms and additional interconnectors

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A meticulous permit application process ensured the project's alignment with sustainability and marine environmental respect

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The Nature Inclusive Design aims to minimize marine environmental impact while adding ecological value

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Construction involves creating 23 massive concrete caissons at Verbrugge Zeeland Terminals

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Deputy Prime Minister Vincent Van Quickenborne emphasized the island's crucial role in developing the North Sea as Belgium’s leading energy center.

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The first wind turbines within the Princess Elisabeth Zone are slated for commissioning in 2028

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Elia Group, a key player in electricity transmission, operates 19,349 km of high-voltage connections

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