Battery developer Battman Energy fears having to move projects worth several hundred million kroner out of Denmark because about half of the company's 40 development projects are currently awaiting clarification on when they can be connected to the electricity grid. Energy Supply
Director Daniel Kappelgaard says that the company is currently in a "total vacuum", where delays are constantly being pushed out: -
We have made large investments in the belief that we could get the capacity we have been promised, so something has to happen. Otherwise, we will have to start looking abroad instead of investing in Denmark, he tells the media.
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