The green transition in Denmark is gaining momentum, and Energinet has hired many new employees in recent years and is also expected to hire more in the future. Therefore, more space is needed at the head office in Erritsø near Fredericia, and that space is now one step closer, as NCC, which won the tender to expand the head office on Monday at a ceremony, took the first step on the construction.
- We have been looking forward to really getting started. It will be an exciting and modern office. I hope that the building we are creating now will be as successful as the one you already have. I think you will be very happy to enter your office, says Claus Heinze, senior project manager in NCC's construction unit in the West under Building Nordics, in a press release.
The building, which was designed by architects from C. F. Møller, was designed with a starting point of approximately 900 office workplaces. The new construction includes a connection between the existing domicile building and the new building on the ground floor, 1st floor, 2nd floor and basement level, respectively, and a number of shared facilities such as a canteen, meeting rooms and outdoor spaces will be established. In total, the construction covers 26,750 m2 including the basement.
- We are looking forward to having a new building so that we can once again gather all activities in the Fredericia area at the same location and at the same time create space for the continued growth of Energinet in order to be able to carry out our important social task of supplying Denmark with electricity and gas and converting the energy system to green energy. A modern, attractive workplace today and in the future contributes to our ability to attract and retain qualified employees to carry out our tasks, says Marianne Hansen, chairwoman of the project's steering committee and director of Group Finance and Business Support at Energinet.
Energinet's new headquarters should be ready for occupancy in the fourth quarter of 2026.
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