Green Energy
If you're passionate about green energy and seeking exciting career opportunities, you've come to the right place. Dive into our job portal to explore vacancies and discover the promising prospects that await you in Denmark's thriving green energy sector.
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Internationally respected know-how
Denmark has long been recognized for its expertise in renewable energy, particularly in wind power. Since the installation of the world's first offshore wind farm in Danish waters in 1991, the country has been at the forefront of offshore wind energy innovation. Today, Denmark boasts some of the largest offshore wind farms globally, solidifying its position as a pioneer in sustainable energy.
Beyond wind
While Denmark's expertise in wind energy is well-known, the country’s green energy sector extends much further. A short list of key areas:
- District Heating Systems
- Power-to-X
- Bio Energy
- Solar Energy
- Energy Efficiency (Pumps, Thermostates etc.)
Career paths in the energy sector in Denmark
Whether you are an experienced professional or just starting your career, Denmark’s green energy sector offers a variety of roles, including:
- Electrical/Mechanical/Civil Engineers: Designing and implementing renewable energy systems.
- Environmental Engineers/Consultants: Assessing and minimizing environmental impacts.
- Electricians, Industrial technicians - Skilled workers: Installing and maintaining renewable energy technologies.
- IT Specialists: Developing digital solutions to optimize energy networks, manage data, and increase efficiency.
Education and qualifications
Educational backgrounds in fields such as electrical work, plumbing, energy technology, or similar areas are highly valued. Further education in engineering disciplines such as energy, electrical, or environmental engineering is typically required within the renewable energy sector. Alternatively, backgrounds in physics, chemistry, or related fields may also be relevant to contribute to the sector's development.
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Salary and working conditions
In Denmark, wages are not regulated by law, but through collective agreements negotiated between employers’ organisations and trade unions. This means salaries, supplements, working hours, and overtime rules are agreed through negotiations, ensuring fair conditions, flexibility, and stability in the labour market.
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