About
Klog Energi is a renewable energy company headquartered in Lemvig, Denmark specializing in Solar, Wind, Hydrogen.
Klog Energi is a cooperation between Lemvig, Struer and Holstebro municipalities together with local businesses, promoting green transition and renewable energy production in Northwest Jutland. The initiative aims to develop wind, solar, biogas and Power-to-X projects in close dialogue with local residents, linking renewable production to local refining of energy into hydrogen and ammonia, and to support national CO2 reduction targets.
Headquarters
Focus areas
Products & services
Value chain
Service areas (1)
Regional green energy development
Coordinates municipal and business efforts to develop renewable energy, Power-to-X and green industry in Northwest Jutland.
Locations
Headquarters
Kirkestræde 11-15, 7620, Lemvig, Denmark
Operating locations (2)
- Østergade 13-15, Struer, Denmark
- Rådhusgade 2, Holstebro, Denmark
Service regions
Projects
9Klimapark Nordvestjylland
Planned climate park combining solar and wind generation with biodiversity and forest planting across Holstebro, Struer and Lemvig municipalities. Still in early planning.
Klimapark Nees Hede
400 hectare climate park with solar PV and restored nature near Bækmarksbro, supporting restoration of Byn Sø. In final design phase.
Klimapark Ramme
90 hectare climate park with solar PV and wind turbines, 10 km southwest of Lemvig, operational.
REDDAP Power-to-Ammonia
World's first dynamic Power-to-X plant producing green ammonia directly from wind and solar power in Klimapark Ramme.
Energy Hub Holstebro
Denmark's first state-designated energy park at Idomlund, a hub for producing and refining green energy into hydrogen and fossil-free fuels, and for distribution.
Energipark Holstebro-Struer
Energy park between Maabjerg and Sønder Hjerm and at Grydholt near Tvis combining solar and wind, developed by local utilities and Skovgaard Energy.
Solcellepark Høvsøre og Høvsøre 2
Solar park near Bøvlingbjerg developed by Jysk Energi and Ænergy, connected to the Danish grid.
Vesterhav Nord and Vesterhav Syd
Two offshore wind farms in the North Sea off the west coast, commissioned in early 2024, owned by Vattenfall.
Thor Havvindmøllepark
Offshore wind farm about 22 km west of Thorsminde, being built by RWE, expected to be fully operational in 2027.
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
Skovgaard Energy, Cloudberry Clean Energy, Plug Power, Everfuel, RWE, Vattenfall, Jysk Energi, Vestforsyning, Struer Energi, Ænergy, Topsoe, Vestas, MAN, DTU
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