“We
are
definitely
in
the
initial
phase,"
noted
Davey,
according
to
the
Berlingske
newspaper.
"The
check
has
not
been
signed
yet.
But
this
kind
of
energy
infrastructure
is
enormously
important,
not
least
due
to
security
of
supply."
A
number
of
other
north
European
ministers
were
in
attendance
to
discuss
an
integrated
energy
infrastructure
linking
the
UK,
Scandinavia,
Germany,
Poland,
the
Netherlands
and
the
Baltic
countries
–
a
nearly
$200bn
project
that
would
require
heavy
buy-in
from
pension
funds
and
insurance
companies.
But
the
UK-Denmark
link
would
be
seen
as
a
central
piece
to…
