The Western Green Energy Hub, a large-scale renewable energy project, has been announced by a consortium of InterContinental Energy and CWP Global. The hub will include up to 50 GW of wind and solar projects set up across more than 15,000 square km. It is expected to cost up to $75 billion, with the first project commencing operations in the following decade.
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