KK Wind Solutions, which provides solutions within power, control, cooling and monitoring for the green energy sector, has become a member of the Danish Chamber of Commerce. This was announced by Brian Mikkelsen, CEO of the Danish Chamber of Commerce, on his LinkedIn profile.
KK Winds Solutions operates in more than ten countries and employs over 3,700 people. The company has over 45 years of experience in the wind industry and is working to strengthen the performance of the wind sector. The company has also expanded its business to new areas such as hydrogen. Since 2019, the company has been owned by A.P. Møller Holding, which with long-term ownership supports the development of solutions that increase energy efficiency and security of supply and thus contribute to the transition to a greener energy system.
"Companies like KK Wind Solutions show how green technology, security of supply and industrial strength are closely linked. They help to both reduce CO? emissions and create jobs, exports and technological development in Europe", writes Brian Mikkelsen in the post.
He indicates that Danish Industry looks forward to the collaboration with KK Wind Solutions' CEO Mauricio F. Quintana and the rest of the team with a focus on green production, robust supply chains and European energy independence. The goal is to ensure that Denmark remains among the countries that produce the green solutions of the future - not just consume them.
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