Engagement
Helping unlock grid capacity in Denmark and Europe
We are a private developer and operator - and a constructive partner in the energy transition. We contribute concrete concepts that can accelerate grid expansion and make better use of the infrastructure we already have.
Where we contribute
- European Union: feedback to the European Commission’s consultation on the European Grids Package (2025) and five white papers on the GRIN concept, energy storage and cybersecurity. GRIN is included in the European Grids Package.
- Energinet: participation in the work on new grid-expansion models and more flexible connection pathways, including a submission to its “New Paths” initiative (2026).
- Danish Energy Agency: consultation response on the draft executive orders for flexible grid access (September 2026).
- Grid-friendly data centers: we propose that data centers are assessed on their actual grid impact and contribution - not only their peak demand - extending the principle of grid-friendliness. See the grid-friendly data center.
White paper summaries
- Grid-Integrated Resilient Infrastructure Node (GRIN)White paper summaryReaffirms the EU definition of energy storage and introduces GRIN as a category for integrated nodes of storage, renewables and industrial demand.Request: Grid-Integrated Resilient Infrastructure Node (GRIN)
- Incentives for Energy DevelopersWhite paper summaryA de-risking framework that lets private capital finance GRIN projects without subsidies, with tariffs aligned to system value.Request: Incentives for Energy Developers
- Use of Non-European ComponentsWhite paper summaryCybersecurity and supply-chain risks in utility-scale storage, and the EU-level security baselines proposed to address them.Request: Use of Non-European Components
- Direct Lines in a Modern Energy InfrastructureWhite paper summaryOne-stop permitting and a harmonized System Impact Assessment for direct lines, based on measurable system value.Request: Direct Lines in a Modern Energy Infrastructure
- The solution to the European backlog of grid connectionsWhite paper summaryHow privately built substations and cables, used by system operators on commercial terms, can shorten connection queues.Request: The solution to the European backlog of grid connections
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