GreenGo, Encavis Ready 132MW Danish Solar

• GreenGo Energy and Encavis announce ready-to-build status of 132MW solar project in Denmark. Strategic partnership between both companies results in over 500MW of subsidy-free solar energy & almost 400MW of solar parks in Denmark, set to be operational in 2026.

GreenGo Energy and Encavis have announced that their 132MW solar project in Denmark, located at the Nørhede-Hjortmose site near Ringkøbing, has reached ready-to-build status. The project is set to be operational in 2026 and will be one of the largest in Denmark. Through the strategic partnership between GreenGo Energy and Encavis, over 500MW of subsidy-free solar energy has been developed throughout Denmark. Additionally, Encavis has almost 400MW of solar parks in Denmark, making it one of their largest portfolios in Europe. The two companies have also contributed to the diversification of activities within the market of subsidy-free solar energy.

What Impact Will the 132MW Solar Project in Denmark Have?

• The 132MW solar project in Denmark will generate enough electricity to power approximately 70,000 households.
• It is expected to be operational in 2026 and is one of the largest solar projects in Denmark.
• The project is the result of a strategic partnership between GreenGo Energy and Encavis, and has contributed to the diversification of activities within the market of subsidy-free solar energy.
• The project is expected to create hundreds of jobs throughout the region and contribute to the local economy.
• The project will reduce Denmark’s dependence on fossil fuels and help the country reach its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050.
• The project is expected to bring down the cost of electricity and benefit consumers in the region.