As a part of Denmark's autumn economic recovery stimulus, a series of green state funds were given extended mandates with a double-digit sum in DKK billions. Among these is the Danish Green Investment Fund, which has already started to issue credit of its highest possible caliber.
Most recently, European Energy has now secured a loan worth "a triple-digit sum [in DKK millions]" to be put toward developing solar and wind farms. According to EnergyWatch's source information, the credit facility totals to DKK 300 million (EUR 40.3 million).
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The Danish Energy Agency is looking for an expert in district heating for international cooperation
Operations inspector
Project manager with personnel responsibility for the Triangle area, street lights
Senior economist for the gas market of the future
Chef, district heating
Energy Risk Sales Manager - Global Risk Management
Business developer for energy exports - The Trade Council in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (with the possibility of partial placement in Jutland)
Network planner for the electricity grid of the future
