Copenhagen Energy Partners with Thy-Mors for Solar Project

• Copenhagen Energy and Thy-Mors Energi join forces for a 100-MW solar-plus-storage project in Thisted, Denmark, driving local green growth and sustainable energy by 2028.

Copenhagen Energy has partnered with regional power distributor Thy-Mors Energi for a 100-MW solar-plus-storage project in Thisted, Denmark. The project, located in Ballerum within the DK1 electricity grid area, is ready for construction and aims for commissioning by 2028.

Thy-Mors Energi, which serves the district of Thy and the island of Mors in north-western Jutland, views this collaboration as part of its strategy to invest in green infrastructure. Michael Lyhne, director of production at Thy-Mors Energi, expressed enthusiasm for contributing to local green growth and development through this renewable energy initiative.

How will the 100-MW solar project impact Thisted's green energy landscape by 2028?

• Increase in Renewable Energy Share: The 100-MW solar project will significantly boost the share of renewable energy in Thisted's energy mix, contributing to Denmark's national goals for carbon neutrality by 2050.
• Local Economic Growth: The project is expected to create jobs during the construction and operational phases, stimulating local economic development and providing new opportunities for residents.
• Energy Independence: By increasing local energy production, Thisted will reduce its reliance on imported fossil fuels, enhancing energy security and stability in the region.
• Grid Stability and Storage: The inclusion of energy storage in the project will help balance supply and demand, ensuring a more stable and reliable electricity grid in the DK1 area.
• Environmental Benefits: The solar project will reduce carbon emissions and other pollutants, contributing to cleaner air and a healthier environment for the local community.
• Community Engagement: The project may foster greater community involvement and awareness of renewable energy, encouraging further green initiatives and sustainable practices in the region.
• Technological Advancements: The project could serve as a model for integrating solar power with storage solutions, promoting innovation and technological advancements in Denmark's renewable energy sector.