Nord Stream 2 loan puts pressure on Denmark
The company behind the controversial Russian gas pipeline Nord Stream 2 has now been granted a loan of EUR 4.7 billion. This brings the Danish dilemma of whether to allow Russia to lead the gas pipeline through Danish waters one step closer.
by LEONORA BECK
Russia's plans to construct a gas pipeline in Danish waters are now closer to realization after the state-backed Russian company Gazprom landed a deal with European energy companies to provide financing for upwards of DKK 35 billion (EUR 4.7 billion), reports Danish media Berlingske.
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