Australia is building one of the boldest clean energy projects ever a 4,200-kilometer undersea cable that will deliver solar power from the Outback straight to Singapore. 
Known as the Sun Cable Project, it links massive desert solar farms in the Northern Territory to Southeast Asia through high-voltage submarine cables. Once complete, it will send up to 3.2 gigawatts of renewable electricity enough to power over one million homes.
The mission is groundbreaking: to show that sunlight can be exported like oil, forging a new global energy trade built on sustainability instead of carbon. It’s a glimpse of a future where nations don’t just share resources they share the sun.
