Momentum Energy Group
Momentum Energy Group A/S
Roskilde, Denmark
About
Founded in 2005, Momentum Energy Group is a private headquartered in Roskilde, Denmark with approximately 200-500 employees specializing in Wind, Solar.
Momentum Energy Group A/S is an international capital manager, developer, and investor in wind and solar energy, headquartered in Denmark. Founded in 2005, the company has become one of Denmark's largest onshore wind turbine owners with 361 turbines (297 in Denmark, 58 in Germany, 6 in Sweden). The company specializes in extending wind turbine operational lifespans to 40-50 years through comprehensive monitoring and maintenance, significantly extending their technical lifetime beyond original design specifications. Momentum operates across multiple segments: asset ownership and investment, development of new solar and wind projects with a multi-GW pipeline, technical and economic management services for third-party installations, and its own service division providing operations and maintenance for 550+ turbines across Denmark. In 2024, the company produced 432 GWh of renewable energy, avoiding over 140,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions. The company manages projects in Denmark, Germany, Sweden, France, Italy, and the United Kingdom, with particular focus on refurbishment, repowering, and lifetime extension. Momentum received significant capital injection from London-based Arcus Infrastructure Partners LLP in 2021 to support strategic expansion.
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Headquarters
Roskilde, Denmark
Operating locations (6)
- Denmark
- Germany
- Sweden
- France
- Italy
- United Kingdom
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3Bockstigen Offshore Wind Park
First Swedish Solar Project
Vestas V80 Repowering Project
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GRESB ESG Benchmark
Awards
EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2024
ESG Prize - EY Entrepreneur of The Year 2024
Partnerships
Nykredit Bank A/S, Availon
Sustainability
140k
Tonnes CO₂/yr avoided