UK investment fund buys control of Danish developer: "Now we'll bid among the largest"

Danish project developer Momentum wants to grow several times its current size, and now gains the economic muscles to enter larger onshore wind and solar projects after selling a majority stake to investment fund Arcus. But we won't be dancing the cancan on tables, says director.
I sommer overtog Momentum 51 møller med købet af Karrebæk Vind og Fikon. Nu er det Momentum selv, der sælger ud. | Photo: Momentum Gruppen
I sommer overtog Momentum 51 møller med købet af Karrebæk Vind og Fikon. Nu er det Momentum selv, der sælger ud. | Photo: Momentum Gruppen
BY MAZ PLECHINGER, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN

Momentum, a renewable energy developer based in Roskilde, Denmark, has been acutely aware of its place in the sector hierarchy. After all, the business started as merely a small shop handling the irksome work of managing the wind turbines of other asset owners.

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