An estimated investment of 260 billion Danish kroner or 35 billion euros is allocated to the development of the Energy Island, the 10 GW of offshore wind installation and grid infrastructure.
10 GW of offshore wind will be erected in the area surrounding the Island and will make it possible for Denmark to be self-sufficient with power and energy produced from the offshore wind power.
Esbjerg has a unique location and infrastructure that already services the North Sea. From the Port of Esbjerg, supply vessels secure components for the oil and gas installations. Security and service vessels for offshore wind also use Port Esbjerg as a base port.
Esbjerg Airport is an offshore heliport for transferring manpower to the installation sites in the North Sea, both for oil and gas and offshore wind.
In addition, Esbjerg offers a unique supply chain in the oil and gas and offshore wind business. The industry has been a service provider for many years with safety and service to ensure that work has been executed on time and safely.
We believe these competencies will be useful in the process of commissioning and servicing the Energy Island as well as the 10 GW of offshore wind installation and servicing.
If you want to be part of the supply chain in Esbjerg in energy, please get in touch with Business Esbjerg for a confidential talk on the opportunities for your company in Esbjerg.
For more information on the Energy Island project, go to
Energy Islands