Poland has taken another major step towards breaking ground on the country’s first nuclear power station after concluding discussions with another of its neighbours regarding the project’s environmental impact and other key aspects of its operation.

Following bilateral discussions, the Polish side has “thoroughly addressed” concerns raised by representatives from Denmark, marking another successful cross-border consultation, Poland’s General Directorate for Environmental Protection said.

Poland has already held such talks with the Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, the Netherlands, Latvia, Hungary, and Germany. A high-level meeting with Austrian officials will take place in the near future.