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Renewable energies in Denmark

Denmark is a pioneer in the field of renewable energies and offers investors attractive investment opportunities. However, the legal requirements for permits, grid connections and funding programmes are complex. Project developers, investors and operators must take into account numerous legal requirements. Mistakes in project planning or contract design can cause financial and legal risks, delay projects and bring economic risks. Advores provides comprehensive advice to companies on all legal aspects of renewable energies, so that their projects can be implemented efficiently and in compliance with the law.

We also advise you on all aspects of renewable energies in Germany.

Key aspects

The Danish energy sector offers attractive opportunities for companies and investors, but it requires in-depth knowledge of the legal requirements and experience. Whether onshore wind and solar projects, biogas, hydrogen or battery storage projects, approval processes, funding models and grid connections – all are subject to strict regulations. Denmark relies on tendering procedures for renewable energy projects and long-term funding strategies. We support you in legally compliant project development, contract design and the clarification of regulatory requirements, so that your investment is successfully implemented.

What we can do for you

Legal certainty is crucial for the success of renewable energy projects. We provide comprehensive advice to companies on:

• Landlease contracts
• All kind of project contracts
• Transactions and corporate structuring
• Financing and security packages
• Construction law and general contractor agreements
• Energy law and PPAs

Your contact person

Iben Skorstengaard, LL.M.

Lawyer

M +49 (0) 151 755 993 90
E isk@advores.com

Dr. Claas Thöle

Lawyer, Partner
Specialist lawyer for commercial and corporate law
Specialist lawyer for international business law

M +45 20 34 84 04
E clt@advores.com

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