Danish pension fund and Nrgi join forces to invest in solar plant

A number of companies have already committed to buying the power that the future solar plant will produce.

A solar power plant in Haslev, Denmark. | Photo: Finn Frandsen

Sampension and energy company Nrgi are investing hundreds of millions of Danish kroner in a solar plant near Kolind in Djursland, a press release reveals.

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