BY VICTOR EMIL KRISTENSEN

Published: 13.01.21 at 09:52

In the fall of 2020, engineering consultancy Rambøll decided to take stock and, in light of US sanctions, abandon its efforts on Russian-owned gas pipeline Nord Stream 2, reports Danish daily Politiken citing anonymous sources.

Rambøll itself declines to comment.

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