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We develop large-scale energy projects with integrated solar, wind and energy storage solutions, focused on long-term ownership and lasting value creation.

St. Jørgen is a Danish renewable energy developer. We identify, develop and advance some of Europe’s largest onshore green energy parks, aiming to build a leading portfolio of green energy infrastructure. Our hybrid projects combine renewable and sustainable technologies – solar, wind and energy storage – in integrated energy parks designed to deliver reliable, competitive and fossil-free energy. 

St. Jørgen goes beyond developing, building and operating green energy parks – we are committed to creating a more sustainable future. In addition to reducing CO2  emissions, helping meet climate targets and strengthen energy security, we contribute locally by offering landowners and local communities the opportunity to co-invest, creating local jobs, strengthening the local economy and improving local infrastructure. We develop with respect for nature and the environment, and we focus on minimising our climate footprint and enhancing biodiversity. 

Relationships and collaboration are essential to us. Through our close work with municipalities, landowners and communities, we create opportunities and build strong partnerships. 

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Built to own

We develop projects to own and operate a growing portfolio of renewable infrastructure. We aim to become an independent energy company (IPP).  

Integrated energy projects

By combining solar, wind and energy storage, we create resilient energy systems with strong generation, efficient land use and greater grid flexibility.

Creating local value

We believe the best projects are built together with local communities. That is why we focus on open dialogue, shared ownership and solutions that benefit the local area, while protecting and enhancing biodiversity. 

Landowners

As a landowner in one of our project areas, you work closely with us. We involve you every step of the way and offer, among other things, the chance to invest alongside us in the project, as well as attractive lease terms for your land. We make sure the process is fair to everyone involved, and we treat all landowners equally. Our aim is a positive experience, where local voices are heard and the interests of landowners, neighbouring residents, the municipality and the wider community are respected. 

Local communities

We know that community involvement is key to the success of our energy projects. That is why we stay in close contact with the communities and municipalities where we build our energy parks. We offer landowners and neighbouring residents the chance to invest in the project on the same terms as we do, and wherever possible we adapt the design to local needs and preferences. We prioritise biodiversity and recreational spaces around the energy park, along with screening planting to minimise visual impact. 

What is a renewable energy park?

At St. Jørgen, we build tomorrow’s energy parks, combining three renewable technologies: solar, wind and energy storage. These hybrid projects draw on free, abundant resources to deliver reliable, clean power at scale, playing a major role in the energy transition and helping make Denmark more energy independent. 

Why combine solar, wind and energy storage?

Combining solar, wind and energy storage delivers efficient, reliable power. Solar and wind work well together: when the sun is not shining, the wind is often strong, and the other way around. Batteries store surplus electricity, so power is available when it is needed, even when conditions are less favourable. Together, the three technologies help balance the grid and provide steady power throughout the year. By placing them on the same site, we make efficient use of land and resources and reduce the need for new grid infrastructure. This helps cut CO2 emissions and limits the impact on the climate, the environment and nearby residents. 

Large-scale onshore renewable energy parks

Scale is central to our approach. All our energy parks are sized to connect directly to the transmission grid. This helps keep costs low and limits the impact on nearby residents, while delivering significant volumes of clean power. Focusing on large-scale projects makes for more efficient, lower-impact power generation. 

Solar energy is one of the most cost-effective renewable resources. By harnessing sunlight, we deliver sustainable, affordable, and CO2-neutral power. With low maintenance and stable operating costs, solar energy provides a long-term, fossil-free energy solution.

Wind energy is a reliable and efficient renewable energy source. Using advanced turbine technology, we generate clean, sustainable, and affordable electricity.

Energy storage systems capture and store electricity during periods of high production and low demand, ensuring energy availability when it’s needed most. This technology optimizes resource use, balances supply, and enhances energy efficiency.

As energy storage technology evolves, we anticipate deploying battery systems with significant capacity to meet future demands for flexible, sustainable energy supplies, even in the absence of wind or sunlight.

We work with a wide range of people, companies and organisations. Some help us develop and build our energy parks. Others help us engage with local communities and improve biodiversity, benefiting nature, farming and the people who live nearby. 

Energinet
We work closely with Energinet on every project. As Denmark’s transmission system operator (TSO), it is responsible for connecting our energy parks to the transmission grid and for making sure they are integrated reliably and efficiently into the power system. 
Biodiversity consultants
Specialists such as Habitats help us identify the habitats and wildlife already present on each site and prepare a biodiversity plan for each energy park. These plans also make sure that measures to improve biodiversity are built into every project. 
Technical advisers
We work closely with several technical advisers. COWI carries out environmental assessments across our energy parks. Rambøll, known for its renewable energy expertise, conducts the key engineering studies we need to build them in Denmark. 
Other stakeholder organisations
As part of how we work, we engage closely with local interest groups and organisations near our projects, to encourage open dialogue and cooperation. 
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ST. JØRGEN ENERGY
Linnésgade 25, 4th floor
1361 Copenhagen K

CVR nr: 40445803

 

Tlf: +45 5360 0320
info@stjorgen.dk

 

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