Helios Power Trading

Helios Power Trading A/S is a Danish energy trading company headquartered in Hasselager, Denmark. It describes itself as an energy trading company with a clear ambition: to be actively engaged in the European power markets in support of renewable energy distribution and market efficiency. The company positions its work as "responsible power trading," framing its commercial activity around the green transition and the redistribution of energy to where it is needed most. The firm's stated purpose is to create a balanced and efficient energy distribution. According to its own materials, it identifies efficiency opportunities, processes extensive amounts of data, and develops risk management tools to reduce imbalance in the markets in which it operates. It combines industry knowledge, analytical capabilities, data, and software to build a competitive edge, and says it continuously experiments with the latest technologies both internally and in cooperation with vendors and partners. Helios Power Trading is a small, privately held company. Its website lists group equity of EUR 6.0 million, 21 employees, and 88 years of combined industry experience across the team. The named equity partners are Niels Hyldegaard Kristensen, Henrik Mikkelsen, and Christian Andersen. The company is registered in Denmark under VAT number 41622296, with its address at Elmegårdsvej 38A, DK-8361 Hasselager. The company recruits for roles in power trading, software development, and data science, presenting itself as an internationally oriented and dynamic workplace. Its public communications emphasize the global ambition of a fossil-free world by 2050 and the UN sustainable development goal on affordable and clean energy as context for its market role. Beyond its own website and a Wikidata entry identifying it as a Danish company, little independent public information about the firm is available.

Helios Power Trading A/S is a Danish energy trading company based in Hasselager, Denmark. Public information about its founding and early history is limited; its own website and a Wikidata entry identifying it as a Danish company are the main available sources. The company presents itself as an energy trading firm engaged in the European power markets, with a mission tied to the green transition and the efficient redistribution of renewable energy. According to its website, the company's vision is to support and accelerate the green transition by efficiently redistributing energy to where it is needed most, thereby playing an active and progressive role in the development of the energy market distribution network. It describes this approach as "responsible power trading." The firm states that it identifies efficiency opportunities, processes extensive amounts of data, and develops risk management tools to create a more balanced and reliable energy distribution across the markets in which it operates. It also says it continuously leverages and experiments with the latest technologies, both internally and in cooperation with vendors and partners, combining industry knowledge, analytical capabilities, data, and software to create a competitive edge. The company's public materials list group equity of EUR 6.0 million, 21 employees, and 88 years of combined industry experience. Its equity partners are named as Niels Hyldegaard Kristensen, Henrik Mikkelsen, and Christian Andersen. The company is registered in Denmark under VAT number 41622296, with its address at Elmegårdsvej 38A, DK-8361 Hasselager, and a contact phone number and email address published on its site. It recruits for roles in power trading, software development, and data science, describing an internationally oriented and dynamic work environment. No major corporate events, ownership changes, or public controversies involving Helios Power Trading are documented in the available evidence. The company appears to operate as a small, privately held trading firm focused on European power markets.

Responsible power trading supporting the green transition and efficient energy redistribution.

• European power market trading

  Active trading in European power markets in support of renewable energy distribution and market efficiency.

• Risk management tools

  Tools developed to create a more balanced and reliable energy distribution.

• Data analytics and software

  Processing of extensive data and software development to support trading and market efficiency.

1. 1Helios Powertrading – Responsible power tradingheliospowertrading.com
2. 2About – Helios Powertradingheliospowertrading.com
3. 3Helios Power Trading – Wikidatawikidata.org