Where we work

Denmark

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Danish Renewables obviously is a Danish born company, a country where over 50 percent of electricity is supplied by wind and solar power.

Denmark was a first mover in regards to wind energy production and today the country produces more wind energy per capita than any OECD country. Although not being the sunniest location in the world, sun power also contributes to the ambition of working towards the goal of 100 % renewable energy.

Danish Renewables has developed or co-owns 52 MW in Denmark.

Sweden

A frontrunner for renewables

Sweden, with its abundant natural resources and strong ambition, is striving to achieve its goal of 100% fossil-free electricity production by 2040. In 2022, over 60% of Sweden’s electricity was generated from renewable sources. Additionally, in 2023, Sweden expanded its solar capacity by approximately 1,600 MW, bringing the total solar capacity to around 4 GW.

In Sweden we work with a strong investor to develop strong sustainable projects that can at the same time take advantage and protect Sweden’s abundant natural resources working with biodiversity as a component in the design of all projects in Sweden. 

Moldova

A country eager to grow

After Moldova was successfully synchronized with the Continental European Grid (entso-e) in 2022, the country began the transition to free market conditions and laid the foundation for a new competitive electricity market.
Since 2018, Danish Renewables has been active in Moldova. In the development of more than 10 projects, a total capacity of 57 Megawatts is operational or under construction.

Danish Renewables has a local office and staff in Chisinau.