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Consortium ready to bid for Denmark's energy island

A consortium consisting of four Danish players is ready to bid for the country's coming North Sea energy island.
Photo: PR VIndø
Photo: PR VIndø
BY ANNE FILBERT, ENERGYWATCH

A consortium consisting of Danish pension firms PensionDanmark and PFA alongside local utility Andel and project developer Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) is primed to submit an offer for what will be come the largest infrastructure project in the small country's history, carrying an estimated establishment cost of DKK 210 billion (EUR 28 billion), writes local media SN.dk.

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