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Welcome to the Fehmarnbelt project's press room where you will find news, an image archive, facts about the Fehmarnbelt link and contact information.

Press contacts

Photo of Denise Juchem, Head of German and International press and media relations

Denise Juchem

Head of German and International press and media relations

+49 1522 1521159

dju@femern.de

 

Photo of Head of Media Relations, Denmark

Jens Villemoes

Head of Media Relations, Denmark

+45 33 41 44 27

jvi@femern.dk

 

Photo of Anne Feindt, Communications Consultant, German and International Press

Anne Feindt

Communications Consultant, German and International Press

+49 152 283 919 93

anfe@femern.de

Photo of Andrew Crone-Langkjær, Communications Consultant, Denmark

Andrew Crone-Langkjær

Communications Consultant, Denmark

+45 33 41 44 24

acl@femern.dk 

The Fehmarnbelt tunnel - Facts about the project

Two large, yellow excavators are working on the land reclamation site.

Fact sheet about the Fehmarnbelt tunnel

This contains basic facts about the Fehmarnbelt tunnel in a clear and printer-friendly format.

A dredger with yellow superstructures on the Fehmarn Belt off the coast of Fehmarn.

Project Status

Construction of the Fehmarnbelt tunnel began in 2020 on the Danish side and in 2021 on the German side. Read more about the current status of the project here.

Visualisation of the future tunnel entrance in Denmark. Vehicles and trains enter and exit the tunnel.

Why we're building the Fehmarnbelt tunnel

The opening of the Fehmarnbelt tunnel will offer new opportunities for commuters, businesses and the tourist industry. Find out here why we are building the world's longest immersed tunnel for combined rail and road traffic.

: The Danish tunnel construction site. Several work vessels and tunnel elements are moored in the working harbour.

Image archive

The Fehmarnbelt project's image archive contains photos, illustrations and maps of the Fehmarnbelt link. The material is free to use in editorial coverage of the project. Please credit Sund & Bælt.
Illustration of connecting two tunnel elements on the seabed

Video material

Here you will find a large number of videos from the extensive tunnel construction project. The videos show the ongoing work on the Danish and German sides and how the tunnel is being built.

Sund & Bælt continuously records drone images from the construction site for use by the media. Contact our press team for more information.