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Danish Energy Agency

Funds Danish energy efficiency, renewable energy, climate, and technology deployment programs.

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Key stats
Annual fundingDKK 628M
Programs4
Active grants4
Total grants6
About

The Danish Energy Agency, Energistyrelsen, is Denmark's national energy authority under the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities. Founded in 1976 and based in Copenhagen and Esbjerg, it monitors and develops the energy and supply sectors and reported DKK 628 million in grant disbursements in 2025.

Its central funding instrument is EUDP, the Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Pro…

Programs & grants under this funder
Denmark CCS Fund — Large-Scale Carbon Capture Subsidy

Funds companies capturing and permanently storing CO2 at industrial scale in Denmark through the DKK 28 billion Danish CCS Fund subsidy.

3 grants
Denmark CCS Fund — Large-Scale Carbon Capture Subsidy
Open
DKK 28B pool
Denmark CCUS Fund Phase 1 — Fossil Carbon Capture
Discontinued
— pool
Denmark NECCS Fund — Negative Emissions CCS
Closed
DKK 2.5B pool
Denmark Energy Export Promotion Grant

Funds public-private partnerships promoting export of Danish green energy solutions through the Danish Energy Agency's annual energy export grant.

1 grant
Denmark Energy Export Promotion Grant
Open
DKK 8.4M pool·40 days
EUDP — Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Programme

Supports companies and universities developing and testing green energy technologies across Denmark.

2 grants
EUDP — Energy Technology Development and Demonstration (Seed)
Open
— pool
EUDP-I — Energy Technology Development and Demonstration
Open
DKK 443.6M pool
Power-to-X PtX Scheme

Funds Power-to-X PtX Scheme in Denmark for large-scale green hydrogen production projects advancing industrial decarbonization infrastructure.

Last verified: 28 May 2026Source: ens.dk