Accura Advokatpartnerselskab's renewable energy department has seen notable growth, with recent hires including the addition of Anne-Sophie Bundesen from Plesner in February 2023. The practice specialises in onshore and offshore wind, solar, and power-to-X projects, particularly biogas transactions, and advises on project developments, investments and supply contracts for Danish and international developers, project owners and energy companies. As joint co-heads of the department, Jakob Østervang has a focus on photovoltaic, biogas and wind turbine projects; Peter Østergaard Nielsen has notable experience in drafting and negotiating contracts and frameworks for offshore wind projects and renewable developments; and Anders Hørlyck Jensen is highly regarded for contractual mandates and handling claims within the renewable energy industry.

Bech-Bruun’s full-service energy department has extensive knowledge within the solar and wind industries and is highly specialised in other renewable energy mandates including power-to-X and carbon capture projects. The team also provides advice on large-scale energy infrastructure projects, and matters in the utility and oil and gas sectors, covering transactional, regulatory and contentious work. Johan Weihe leads the team and has significant experience in regulatory matters in the energy and public sectors, including advising on the liberalisation of the waste-to-energy sector as well as carbon capture projects. Per Hemmer is a key name in all areas of energy law, while Rania Kassis focuses on regulatory and contractual mandates.

Gorrissen Federspiel‘s energy and infrastructure practice draws on the firm's broader strengths to assist with a wide range of energy matters, including project developments, financings, investments, M&A, and regulatory matters. Michael Meyer leads the department and has notable experience in handling cases for traditional energy players in the oil and gas and electricity spaces; Meyer also heads up the Greenland desk, which works closely with Greenlandic firm Arctic Law Greenland ApS on energy matters in the jurisdiction. The practice is also well regarded for its experience in renewable energy projects spanning solar parks, biomethane plants, and onshore and offshore wind parks. Christoffer Fode and Christian Halskov Sauer, who focus on development work and corporate PPAs, are key contacts for renewable sector work, while Jacob Sandholt advises on energy sector legislation.

Horten‘s energy and infrastructure practice advises on regulatory issues, financings, transactions, and disputes across the energy, utilities, and infrastructure spaces. The group also has broad expertise throughout the renewable energy sector, particularly relating to solar power and PV developments. Christian Tullberg has specialist knowledge in cross-border transactions and renewable energy projects spanning the wind and solar industries; he is also active in oil and gas work. Søren Hornbæk Svendsen advises on M&A transactions, project developments, and the sale and purchase of energy assets; while Klavs Gravesen is involved in utility issues and assists government and municipality-owned companies; and René Frisdahl Jensen has in-depth knowledge of power supply, gas and heating regulations.

‘Demonstrating expertise, diligence, and unwavering commitment’, Kromann Reumert‘s energy team has vast experience in the financing of international renewable energy projects and ‘is second to none when it comes to energy-related work in Denmark’. A notable area of strength for the team is drafting and negotiating FIDIC-based contracts relating to national and international energy and infrastructure projects. Managing partner and head of the energy department Anders Stubbe Arndal specialises in M&A and regulatory issues, while Jan Hvarre handles renewable energy transactions.

Plesner is highly regarded for the depth of its expertise in large projects and transactions within the energy sector, especially those involving the newest renewable energy technologies. The practice group is led by the ‘exceptional’ Niklas Korsgaard Christensen, who specialises in large offshore oil and gas infrastructure development projects, energy transactions, power-to-x projects as well as dispute resolution in the energy sector. Esben Kjær is a key adviser for international investors and national developers on wind, project development, and M&A deals; while Kristoffer Thorborg regularly acts in construction-related litigation and arbitration proceedings. Maria Holst Levin joined the team in early 2024 and excels in project work and ESG mandates.

Bruun & Hjejle‘s energy and infrastructure team assists clients across a variety of issues including M&A transactions, complex energy-related investments, financings, regulatory matters, and disputes in the oil and gas, electricity, and renewables sectors. The department is co-led by the highly experienced Karsten Kristoffersen, who advises energy clients on complex disputes and investigations focusing on natural gas, offshore and infrastructure issues; Lars Kongsgaard Hansen, who is experienced in large cross-border investments in renewable energy, infrastructure assets and projects; and Lasse Mikkelsen, who has expertise in energy disputes.

DLA Piper Denmark’s energy team provides advice on solar and hydropower projects, minerals issues, and oil and gas mandates, and is active in the water and wastewater sectors as well as renewable energy matters and work involving emerging and alternative technologies. The team handles a variety of regulatory issues, projects and transactional work and assists clients in connection with the procurement, negotiation and conclusion of power purchase agreements. Jacob Sparre Christiansen provides advice to companies within the water, wastewater, electricity distribution, heating supply, and waste spaces, particularly assisting with regulatory framework issues. Martin Juste advises clients regarding transactions in the offshore wind and general renewable industries, Christian Bredtoft Guldmann specialises in large-scale solar projects and transactions related to infrastructure and solar energy.

Poul Schmith‘s energy supply and offshore energy department provide clients with the full range of advice across every major energy type, including natural gas, renewables, electricity, oil and gas, and water, handling issues along the entire energy value chain. In addition to the team's core strength in traditional energy matters, utilities work, and infrastructure projects, it also has a deep-rooted knowledge of commercial projects. The team is co-led by Klint Klingberg-Jensen, who advises on a wide range of offshore matters; Sune Fugleholm, who is the primary adviser to the Danish Government regarding the energy and utility sectors; and public law expert Jesper Nørøxe.

Reputed for its ‘unique competencies and experience within complicated regulatory issues, including litigation of such issues before regulatory bodies, courts or arbitral tribunals’, and its ‘strong capabilities broadly within energy law’, boutique firm KLEIST Legal focuses on regulatory matters, projects and disputes within the energy sector. The group is headed up by Nicolaj Kleist, who has vast experience advising energy companies, utilities clients, and organisations on high-value and complex projects and disputes.

Lundgrens‘ energy and supply department advises public and private energy stakeholders in Denmark and the EU on all aspects of energy and utility law, from obtaining approvals and other regulatory matters to business contracts, negotiations, and disputes. The team is focused on the wind and solar sectors including assisting with offshore and onshore wind farms and the establishment of solar cell plants. Department head Betina Wichmann‘s expertise ranges from handling commercial contracts to advising on EU regulations regarding renewable energy.

NJORD Law Firm's energy practice has a special focus on advising developers within the energy sector, notably assisting foreign companies concerning Danish law and international companies based in Denmark on cross-border issues. Thomas Ryhl leads the department and advises on regulatory matters in the renewable energy sector, including issues regarding solar energy and wind power. Steffen Hebsgaard Muff, who specialises in construction projects and procurement matters, joined the firm from Molt Wengel Law Firm in July 2023.

WSCO Advokatpartnerselskab‘s energy and offshore department works with clients spanning the offshore wind, renewables, biogas, emerging technologies, power-to-X, oil and gas, geothermal and marine industries. The ‘highly skilled’ Bo Sandroos heads up the practice group and is noted for his commercial and corporate work and regulatory knowledge; he also has notable experience in Greenlandic law, particular relating to the energy and mining sectors.