Viking Link project forges ahead with appointment of marine consultants

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Intertek and NIRAS have been named as consultants to project to construct subsea electricity link between Britain and Denmark

Plans to build an undersea electricity link between the UK and Denmark took another step forward yesterday with news safety services provider Intertek and offshore engineering specialist NIRAS have been...

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