Energinet in the news

Energinet has appointed a new chief of finance, indicating a leadership change in its finance department.

Energinet announces Marianne Hansen as new CFO succeeding Torben Thyregod, highlighting ongoing infrastructure growth and responsible management.

Energinet has appointed a new CFO, highlighting the importance of staying informed about industry developments.

BESS batteries offer businesses and farms in Denmark a profitable opportunity by providing fast grid services and energy arbitrage to Energinet, supported by stable payments and expert partners.

Marianne Hansen will replace Torben Thyregod as CFO of Energinet at the end of the year.

Marianne Hansen will replace Torben Thyregod as CFO of Energinet at the end of the year.

Energinet faces significant delays in 69% of its projects, slowing Denmark's green energy expansion and causing uncertainty and economic impacts for fisheries.

Energinet partners with developers and large consumers to share grid connection tasks, aiming to speed up access and support the green transition amid rising demand.

Energinet has improved its renewable energy grid connection review process to reduce congestion and better integrate green energy.

Energinet and Danish partners highlight strategies for grid stability and digitalization amid growing renewable energy ties and offshore wind projects with Taiwan.

Energinet will prioritize grid connections from February 2026 to fast-track ready renewable energy projects and large consumers.

Energinet and Dansk Erhverv agreed to explore third-party involvement in transmission grid expansion to accelerate renewable energy project connections, emphasizing swift implementation and prioritization of high-value projects.

Energinet will prioritize mature renewable and large electricity projects for grid connection from 2026, replacing the first-come-first-served rule to speed up the green transition.

Njord Survey secured a long-term agreement with Energinet to provide offshore wind and subsea cable survey services supporting renewable energy infrastructure.

Energinet is investing heavily to upgrade physical and electronic security at its Danish electricity and gas facilities in response to rising threats and new legislation.

Energinet is investing 1.6 billion DKK to strengthen physical and cyber security of its electricity and gas infrastructure in response to rising threats and new legal requirements.

Energinet faces significant delays in grid expansion projects due to longer environmental approvals, project postponements, and internal capacity issues amid a surge in renewable energy connections.

NKT won a €650 million contract to supply and install HVDC power cables linking Bornholm Energy Island to Denmark's grid, supporting a major offshore wind project.

Energinet completed key infrastructure for Denmark's largest offshore wind farm, enabling green electricity supply to 1 million households starting in 2026.