B&W Vølund's owners sued for billions for failed prestige project

Danish B&W Vølund received a dream order for the project Amager Bakke in Copenhagen. The US-based owners are now being sued for billions for the failed prestige project
Photo: Pressefoto
Photo: Pressefoto
Jakob Martini, Niels Sandøe

"Building our heritage with a focus on the future" is written in bold, white letters on the US company Babock & Wilcox' website, with a large photo of Copenhagen's failed prestige project Amager Bakke, an over-scaled waste incinerator skinned with an architectural shell with an artificial ski slope for a roof.

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