European Energy

Over the next year, sailors and fishermen in Jammerland Bay and the southern part of Lillebælt will notice a new addition to the waters: a FLIDAR (Floating Light Detection and Ranging). We are finalizing the installation of two monitoring stations, key to our efforts in gathering comprehensive data for the development of two offshore wind farms. Accurate measurement of wind conditions, currents, and temperatures over the next 12 months is essential to our planning. These stations will be visible on the water during that period. Quick facts: - A FLIDAR uses laser technology to measure wind speeds at various heights, with capabilities of up to 80 m/s. - It can record data up to 300 meters high and is calibrated to match wind turbine nacelle heights. - The FLIDAR also tracks wave height, current direction, and both water and air temperatures. - Measuring 4x4 meters, it features lights at 2 meters in height, visible from 2 nautical miles. - Deployment has been approved by the Danish Maritime Authority and announced in the Notices to Mariners.

We’re happy to expand our partnership with Centrica Energy as they take on the management and trading of our Telsiai wind farms and Anyksciai PV array in Lithuania. With these 198MW of renewables, we’re not only adding to Lithuania’s green energy landscape but also making the Baltic market even more attractive for global investors. This cooperation is another step forward in developing a strong and mature renewable energy market in the region, as we continue to build on our 1.6GW pipeline in Lithuania!   Read more about it: https://lnkd.in/d6RVci_H #greentransition

Last week, European Energy celebrated it's 20th year anniversary. I was fortunate to rejoin the company after a post-masters holiday break, and to also sign up for the year's Company Trip. With over 700 staff from all around the world, we celebrated European Energy's fantastic milestone and spent two fun days together. Cycling to the yearly gathering is practically a must-do for me, so I cycled over 170 km's over two days from Copenhagen to be present for this wonderful moment. Congratulations European Energy! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Its been a busy year for European Energy in Ireland and a great outcome of the hard work is that we have been confirmed as provisional winners of nearly 100MW MEC of offtake in Ireland's government backed RESS-4 CfD auctions🔌 This cements EE's presence in Ireland and confirms our commitment to developing wind, solar and BESS projects here as part of the green transition to 2030 and beyond. Our expanding Irish team continues to grow our greenfield and JV pipelines and we look forward to moving these projects forward. A big thank you to those involved in EE, our development partners and service providers but also to DECC & Eirgrid for doing a fine job in running what is undoubtedly a complex and intense auction process. Lean ar aghaidh! 🌞

Inspecting 8 Vestas V117 turbines at Ulvemosen together with my amazing colleague Mattias Öhrberg! Always fun to exchange the desk for an actual hands on experience. The 4 Vestas V164 at Måde are visible from the top of the nacelle. Can you spot them? 👀

Thrilled to share that European Energy Australia has acquired two new solar projects in Australia from OX2!   The Lancaster Solar Farm (106 MWp) in Victoria and the Mulwala Solar Farm (31 MWp) in New South Wales will generate 255 GWh annually—enough to power 54,000 homes. Construction begins in early 2025, with both farms set to be operational by 2026.   With these new additions, our Australian pipeline now exceeds 8 GW, solidifying Australia’s key role in the green transition. We’re committed to driving more renewable energy and local opportunities down under!

Where renewable energy meets nature conservation—a greener path forward. Developing energy projects doesn't have to come at the cost of nature. In fact, it can enhance it! From living fences to pollinator-friendly flower meadows, renewable energy parks can boost biodiversity while driving the green transition. Read how nature and renewable energy can thrive together. https://lnkd.in/dvH9A9gG

It’s super inspiring to see renewable energy developments around the world, that not only combat climate change but also contribute to biodiversity restoration. Projects like the solar farm in Ramsey, Minnesota, are planting native wildflowers, attracting pollinators, and creating habitats for wildlife—all while generating clean energy. 🦋 It goes without saying that, ecological conditions vary significantly from project to project, meaning our strategies for enhancing biodiversity must be tailored to the unique characteristics of each site and its previous land use. This approach shows how we can adress two global crises—climate change and biodiversity loss—by thinking creatively and working together. This approach should be combined with off-site largescale nature restorations projects, focussed on restoring natural processes and securing long term protection. Happy to be a part of the developers, environmentalists and researchers making this vision a reality. Link to nytimes article in the first comment

WAUW, what a blast the last days have been! ✨ We gathered close to 700 colleagues for our annual company trip, this time celebrating our 20th anniversary at the island of Lolland, where our CEO grew up 🌱 The purpose of our company trips is to get to know one another better across offices and functions and create valuable memories together💚 This year the theme was “EE Festival”, and it was a great success! Even the weather, which (let’s be honest) you can never really count on in Denmark, showed itself from the best side🌞 I truly love spending time with my colleagues in a more informal setting, reconnecting with people that I typically only collaborate with online, and establishing new relations. Thank you to Mette Rossau and Trine for making this come to life every year 🙏🏻 🌻 Already looking forward to the next one! #inittogether #excitement

Hos European Energy ser vi et stort potentiale for, at Danmark fortsat kan være et land, hvor offshore VE-teknologi kan testes og demonstreres, inden de nye løsninger lanceres på globalt plan. Vi hører også på vores løbende dialog med producenter af grøn energiteknologi, at der er stor interesse for at kunne test og demonstrere nye løsninger på havet. Derfor har vi ansøgt om at undersøge mulighederne for at etablere dette offshore testcenter, så vi også fremover har mulighed for at afprøve nye vindmøller, solceller, batterier, elektrolyse og datacentre ude på havet. Læs mere i Finans som i dag bringer en artikel om vores ansøgning om at etablere et offshore testcenter for grøn energiteknologi i Vordingborg kommune ud for Møn.