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Interconnectors

Undersea cables that link Great Britain's grid to its neighbours, and which way power is flowing on each one right now.

Net flow

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Gross imports

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Gross exports

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Total rated capacity

10.3 GW

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NeuConnect (Germany) — Under construction; the developer expects operation in 2028.North Sea Link (Norway): no live readingViking Link (Denmark): no live readingBritNed (Netherlands): no live readingNemo Link (Belgium): no live readingIFA (France): no live readingElecLink (France): no live readingIFA2 (France): no live readingGreenlink (Ireland): no live readingEast-West (Ireland): no live readingMoyle (Northern Ireland): no live reading

Dashes move towards Great Britain for imports and away for exports. Thicker = more power.

Dotted grey: under construction. Routes are indicative.

Each cable now

Under construction

  • NeuConnect to Germany, 1,400 MW. Under construction; the developer expects operation in 2028. Source

About this data

Live flows are Elexon BMRS interconnector readings. Positive values are power coming into Great Britain; negative values are power leaving. Cables to different countries often flow in opposite directions at the same time.

Capacity, landing points and opening years were checked against each operator's website on 11 October 2026. Available capacity can be lower during maintenance or faults. Routes on the map are drawn as simple curves, not surveyed cable paths.

See every interconnector alongside nuclear stations and offshore wind on the energy map, or the live dashboard.