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Danish company that develops, constructs, and operates renewable energy parks.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

Eurowind Energy A/S is a Danish company specialising in the development, construction, and operation of renewable energy parks. Established in 2006, its activities span wind, solar, hydrogen, biogas, power-to-heat, and battery solutions, with operations in 16 markets across Europe and the USA. Norlys holds a 37.65% ownership interest and Blackstone holds a 24.7% ownership interest.

History

Eurowind Energy A/S is a Danish company established in 2006. Its story began in Hobro, Denmark, as a shared fascination with wind turbines between two brothers, Jens and Søren Rasmussen, and their father, which grew into the foundation of the company. It has grown to become a prominent player in the renewable energy sector, with more than 650 employees and activities in 16 markets across Europe and the USA. Norlys holds a 37.65% ownership interest and Blackstone holds a 24.7% ownership interest; the transaction is still subject to regulatory approvals.

Products and positioning

Aspires to be the next generation of 'Power Majors', solely composed of renewable energy, covering the entire value chain from project development to the sale of green energy.

Product categories. wind energy · solar PV · hydrogen · biogas · power-to-heat · battery storage

Recent events

  • Reported

    Eurowind Energy enters the US market[5]

    Eurowind Energy entered the US market with a 2.7 GW pipeline of wind and solar PV projects in California and Texas.

  • Eurowind Energy announces acquisition of SE Blue Renewables[6]

    Eurowind Energy announced that it would acquire SE Blue Renewables effective December 31, 2019. The acquisition includes SE Blue Renewables' portfolio.

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