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Green energy for 43.000 households in 2019
The company owns a total of 156 MWp solar energy production, distributed across 9 countries in the EU. The portfolio is comprised of 9 Belgian Solar facilities with a collective capacity of 8.2 MWp, a facility in Germany of 1 MWp, 49% of a 2 MWp facility in Spain, 1 MWp & 3.3 MWp in Italy, another 13.8 MWp in Italy, 13.2 MWp in England, 2.8 MWp in France, another 24 MWp of a 300 MWp in France, 2.3 MWp in Portugal, a larger portfolio of 24.2 MWp consisting of 26 facilities in Belgium, 10 MWp in Poland and our newest portfolio of 32 MWp i Denmark. Other investments are currently under negotiation in Spain, Turkey and Portugal.
The company aspires to a return of above 6% p.a. on the entire solar energy portfolio, including transaction costs. The return is to be seen in context with the risk connected to each single investment as well as the general level of return in the financial market. An internal rate of return (IRR) of 6% over the 20-year project lifespan on a German solar park, for example, can be an attractive investment in the current market. A conservative approach to budgets and no accounting for scrap value on solar parks means a high degree of security for future returns.
1-2 times a year it is possible for new as well as existing shareholders to buy stock in Nordic Solar Energy at the applicable rate, to the extent the company has identified suitable investment assets in terms of new solar parks.
The investment policy outlines NSEs investments, and can be adjusted accordingly, in order to properly reflect stockholder interest and market development. An essential element in new investments is the limited risk the company stockholders wish to take on. For instance, the company does not currently wish to invest in e.g. Greece, Bulgaria and Romania where the risk is assumed to greater than in the rest of the EU.
Nordic Solar Energy strives for a circle of shareholders as diversified as possible, and all shareholders are co-owners of the company on equal terms. The Board of Directors is elected annually at the General Assembly.
Nordic Solar Energy is comprised of a group of stockholders that through The Board of Directors apply the framework for the company operations and development. The key concepts in the company are – transparency, stability and responsibility.
A prerequisite for any new investment is applicable capital available to the company. As dividends from existing parks are paid to NSE stockholders each year, new investments will demand a previous loan commitment or capital influx from stockholders, banks or new investors. In relation to this, it is essential that a fair system for determining stock value exists. As NSEs stocks are not issued publically, and thereby do not have an official trading price, the stock price is determined by the board in connection with new capital increases.
Once a year dividend is paid to stockholders, once it has been adopted at the General Annual Assembly.
2011: 0.8 € pr. share
2012: 0.7 € pr. share
2013: 0.9 € pr. share
2015: 0.8 € pr. share
2016: 0.7 € pr. share
2017: 0.6 € pr. share
2018: 0.7 € pr. share
2019: 0.8 € pr. share
2020: 0.8 € pr. share (budget)
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The vision is achieved through ongoing implementation of a series of capital increases as well as investments in solar energy. The goal is to have established 300 MWp Solar energy facilities over the next few years, with corresponding equity of 133 billion euro. It is the aspiration of the company to publish Nordic Solar Energy through an Initial Public Offering, to the extent that this will create further value to the stockholders of the company.
Lease of land:
20 years, to be extended 10 years
Solar panels:
GermanSolar AG Crystalline
Inverter:
Power One
Contractor:
German Solar Project GmbH
O&M subcontractor:
BayWa r.e.
Accountants:
Grant Thornton GmbH
Feed-in-tariff:
0.2843 (€/kWh for 20 years)
The first solar park of the company, Zerre V solar park (hereinafter »Zerre V«), was constructed as a turnkey project and was connected to the German power grid in June 2010.
The projected return on investment is measured over 20 years. In this valuation, only the production of the 20-year lifespan under which the park has established contract is factored in. The park is expected to have a lifespan of 30-40 years, and the possibility to prolong the land lease contract from the current 20 years with a further 10 years exist. After the first 20 years of operating with a high fixed price of electricity, the company can thereby produce and sell electricity at market prices. This earning potential is not factored in, and the scrap value of the park is thereby 0 euro in the valuation of the asset.
Lease of land:
40 years
Solar panels:
Trina Solar Crystalline
Inverter:
Fagor FSI-100
Contractor:
Celemin Energy s.l.
O&M subcontractor:
Valtec
Accountants:
KPMG
Feed-in-tariff:
0.44 + secured against inflation
(€/kWh for 30 years)
NSEs second investment is a 49% investment in a solar park close to Alicante in Spain; 29% was assumed per July 1st, 2011 and a further 20% in June 2013. The remaining 51% was assumed per May 1st, 2019. The park is Established by the Danish company European Energy in 2008 and European Energy continues as co-owner of the park, responsible for day-to-day maintenance as well as administration. The cooperation with European Energy works impeccably and a stockholder agreement ensures that NSE is included in making all considerable decisions.
The Beniarbeig park was, as all solar parks established in Spain in 2008-2010, affected by government intervention in December 2010. A cap was established on the production which was allowed to be sold over a period of time. To Beniarbeig, the intervention had a limited effect on the rate of return for the project, and when NSE invested, the effects of the change was already known. Spain has per Jan. 1st 2013 introduced a general tax on energy, which has affected the value of this investment negatively.
On July 12th, 2013 a new law has been passed in Spain, regulating the maximal return an energy-producing array can obtain through subsidies from Feed-in-Tariffs.
Lease of land:
Unlimited; NSE owns the land
Solar panels:
Q-cells model ES-200 P60 polycrystalline
Inverter:
Refusol
Contractor:
Codam srl
O&M subcontractor:
BayWa r.e.
Auditor:
Studio Baldanzini
Feed-in-Tariff:
0.346 (€/kWh for 20 years)
The third solar park of the company is constructed by Italian Codam srl and was connected the Italian power grid in July 2011. In this valuation, only the 20-year production with which the park has contracted is factored in revenue calculations. The facility’s life expectancy is 30-40 years and NSE owns the land itself. After the first 20 years operation with a high fixed price of electricity, the company can thus produce and sell power at market prices. This possibility for revenue is not included in the valuation of the solar park, and the scrap value of the park is thereby 0.
Lease of land:
20 years
Solar panels:
Suntech Multi-crystalline
Inverter:
Danfoss + SMA
Contractor:
Oskomera Solar Power
Solutions B.V.
O&M subcontractor:
BayWa r.e.
Accountants:
Bgh Accountants & Adviseurs
Feed-in-Tariff:
0.35 on 3.55 MWp and
0.33 on 4.65 MWp (€/kWh for 20 years)
In 2013, NSE invested in its fourth solar park, comprised of 9 solar facilities in Flandern with 8.2 MWp combined. The park was connected to the Belgian power grid during 2010 and 2011.
The facilities are rooftops, located in 6 different locations with 9 individual roof-renting agreements. In this project evaluation, only the 18 years the production holds the contract for, is factored into the return calculation. The facilities can after this period revert to the owner or be renegotiated.
Lease of land:
20 years with possible 5 year extension
Solar panels:
REC 260PE poly-crystalline
Inverter:
Central inverter SMA Sunny Central 900CP XT
Contractor:
Goldbeck Solar GmbH
O&M subcontractor:
Goldbeck Solar Limited
Auditor:
Grant Thornton
Feed-in-Tariff:
0.17 (€/kWh for 20 years)
The largest investment of the company is a solar facility of 13.2 MWp near Oxford, north of London. The facility was connected to the UK power grid during March 2015, in time to fall under the so-called ROC 1.4 connection agreement. The facility is constructed by the experienced entrepreneur Goldbeck, who Nordic Solar Energy collaborates with closely.
The facility is a freestanding ground mounted solar park, established on non-agrarian land under a 26-year lease agreement. In this calculation, only the contracted 26 years of production is factored in. The facility is expected to have a lifespan of 30-40 years, and a scrap value after this period is not considered in this conservative estimate.
Lease of land:
20 years with possible 5 year extension
Solar panels:
Jinko JKM300M-72 Mono-crystalline
Inverter:
Central inverter SMA Sunny Central 760CP XT
Contractor:
Voltalia SA
O&M subcontractor:
Voltalia SA
Auditor:
Mazars
Feed-in-Tariff:
0.322 (€/kWh for 20 years)
The company’s sixth investment is a solar park between Marseilles and Nice of 2.8 MWp. The facility was connected to the French electricity grid in April 2013 with an agreement for power distribution company EDF to offtake the electricity. The solar park is established by the large French developer and entrepreneur Voltalia SA.
Montmayon is a single ground-mounted solar park, located in a mountainous region with a 20+5 year land lease agreement. In the valuation, the 25 years of production for which the Power Purchase Agreement secures is factored in, with sale of electricity at market price from the time the feed-in tariff expires in year 2032 and to year 2041. The scrap value is conservatively estimated at EUR 0 thereafter.
Lease of roof:
15 years
Solar panels:
Sopray Energy SR-156P-230 and ET Solar ET-P660230 Poly-crystalline
Inverter:
Central inverter Bonfiglioli RPS 340 TL
Contractor:
Enfinity
O&M subcontractor:
BayWa r.e.
Auditor:
Studio Baldanzini
Feed-in-Tariff:
0.308 (€/kWh for 20 years)
The company’s seventh investment is a solar park 42 km Southeast of Milan of 3.3 MWp. The facility is connected to the Italian electricity grid in June 2011 with an agreement for power distribution company ENEL to offtake the electricity. The solar park is established on a single roof on top of a logistics-hub owned by supermarket-chain Carrefour, and is developed by a leading company in the solar energy industry ET Solar
Chignolo Po is one single solar park, located in a commercial area with a 20 year roof lease agreement since 2011. In the valuation of the plant, the remaining 15 years of production for which the Power Purchase Agreement secures is factored in, with sale of electricity at market price + feed-in tariff, expiring in year 2030. Thereafter, scrap value is not factored in.
Lease of land:
20 years
Solar panels:
Jinko JKM 260PP-60
Inverter:
Sinvert 1000 MS TL
Contractor:
Martifer Solar
O&M Subcontractor:
Voltalia
Auditor:
MRG – Roberto, Graça & Associados, SROC, Lda
Feed-in-tariff:
0.255 (€/kWh for 20 years)
The eighth investment by the company is a solar facility in Vilares, just Northeast of Porto of 2.3 MWp. The park was connected to the Portuguese electricity grid in July 2016, with an agreement to offtake the electricity from the local distributor. The park is constructed by the Portuguese developer and O&M operator Martifer Solar, where the O&M-division was later purchased by the large French developer Voltalia SA, who continues the daily administration of operations.
Trofa is a single ground-mounted solar park located in a forest region, with a 20-year land lease agreement, where part of the surrounding land is owned by NSE as well. In the return calculation of the project, the 20 years of production for which the project has a Feed-in Tariff contract has been factored in, with no further sale of electricity at market price after 2036. Hereafter the scrap value has conservatively been estimated at EUR 0.
Lease of land:
6-14 years
Solar panels:
Jinko solar, TP, Solarfun, Trinasolar, Hanwha, CEEG
Inverter:
String: SMA, PowerOne, Danfoss, Fronius
Central: Vacon, Xantrex, Fronius, SolarMax
Contractor:
Invictus, Martifer, Ikaros, Oskomera, Airclima, Engie
O&M Subcontractor:
BayWa r.e.
Auditor:
Andy Alaerts BV
Feed-in-tariff:
0.374 (€/kWh for 6-14 years)
The company’s largest investment in 2017 is a portfolio of roof-mounted solar facilities spread out across Flandern and Brussels of a total 24.225 MWp. They were connected to the Belgian power grid between December 2009 and as late as in May of 2017. The facilities each have contracts with both the roof owner and the local grid operator regarding the offtaking of electricity. The many facilities were gathered into one single portfolio over a longer period of time by the Belgian developer and O&M operator Orka, before NSE purchased the entire portfolio.
The portfolio consists of 24 roof-mounted solar facilities, ranging in sizes from 5,004 KWp and all the way down to 72 KWp pr. facility. The facilities are mounted on industrial roofs, in mainly northern and central Belgium, with roof rental agreements with each respective roof owner. Apart from the value derived from the sale of green certificates awarded from the production of electricity, a portion of the electricity is also sold directly to the building owner/leaseholder. The return calculation for the portfolio is based on the 6 to 14 years for which each facility holds a contract for production of electricity, without any sale of electricity to the grid after year 2031. After this, the scrap value is estimated at EUR 0.
Lease of land:
20+10 years
Solar panels:
BYD P6C-30
Inverter:
Huawei SUN2000-36KTL
Contractor:
PBDI S.A., ELWAR Sp. z.o.o.
O&M Subcontractor:
PBDI S.A.
Auditor:
LEX FIN Sp. z.o.o
Feed-in-tariff:
0.092 (€/kWh for 15 years)
The company’s first investment in Poland is a 10 MWp portfolio of ground-mounted solar parks in two clusters of 6×1 MWp (Mierki) and 4×1 MWp (Dobrcz). The parks are connected the Polish electricity grid during the spring of 2018 and were constructed while the company negotiated the purchase agreement and the final takeover where the portfolio was connected. The parks are constructed by the Polish EPC PBDI S.A., and the clusters each have secured a lease agreement with the land owners and the local distributors, Energa Operator S.A. og Enea Operator S.A. respectively, regarding the distribution of electricity.
The portfolio receives a tariff apart from the sale of electricity, based on the Polish auction system (CfD) for the production of green electricity. The valuation of the parks considers the 15-year period for which the portfolio has secured the CfD contract, and a sale of electricity at market price after year 2033. After the estimated portfolio lifetime of 30 years, the scrap value is considered at EUR 0.
Lease of land:
30 years
Solar panels:
Canadian Solar CS6X-305P & Yingli Solar YL305P-35b
Inverter:
Schneider Electric SC XC680
Contractor:
Eiffage Construction
O&M subcontractor:
Clemessy, Schneider Electric
Auditor:
Deloitte SAS
Feed-in-Tariff:
0.1055 (€/kWh for 20 years)
The company’s largest investment in France is 24 MWp of Europe’s largest solar park, Cestas of a total 300 MWp. The facility was connected to the French electricity grid in December 2015 and provides electricity to appx. 110.000 households. The solar park is established by the large French developer and contractor Eiffage Construction.
Cestas is a remarkable single ground-mounted solar park, spreading over 250 hectors located near Bordeaux with a 30-year land lease agreement. In the valuation, the 30 years of production for which the Power Purchase Agreement secures is factored in, with sale of electricity at market price from the time the feed-in tariff expires in year 2035 and to year 2045. The scrap value is conservatively estimated at EUR 0 thereafter.
Lease of land:
15 – 20 years
Solar panels:
REC 250 PE, REC 240 PE, REC 245 PE, REC 255 PE, REC 275 PE, REC 260 PE
Inverter:
PVI-334.0-TL, FLX Pro 15, IF-100, STP 17000TL-10, PVI-267.0-TL, PVI-200.0-TL, PVI-400.0-TL, TRIO-27.6-TL-OUTD
Contractor:
REC SYSTEMS Germany GmbH
O&M subcontractor:
Eneri P Service S.r.l.
Auditor:
Studio Baldanzini
Feed-in-Tariff:
0.2007 (€/kWh for 20 years)
The company’s third investment in Italy is a 13,8 MWp portfolio rooftop and ground-mounted PV installations. The facility was connected to the Italian electricity grid in Spring 2018 and was after the build-up phase negotiated a purchase agreement with its shareholders. The solar park is established by developer and contractor REC SYSTEMS Germany GmbH.
The PV installations consist of 10,8 MWp rooftop and 3 MWp ground mounted, located around North and Central Italy with a 15-20 year land lease agreement. In the valuation, the 15-20 years of production for which the Power Purchase Agreement secures is factored in, with sale of electricity at market price in the whole period, from the time the feed-in tariff expires in the year 2032. The facility is expected to have a lifespan of 21 years, the scrap value is conservatively estimated at EUR 0 thereafter.
Lease of land:
30 years
Solar panels:
DMEGC DM325-P156-72
Inverter:
Huawei SUN2000-42TKL
Contractor:
RTB Developer Sp. z.o.o
O&M subcontractor:
Polish Solar North (Better Energy)
Auditor:
LEX FIN Sp. z.o.o
Feed-in-Tariff:
0.0539 (€/kWh for 15 years)
The company’s second investment in Poland is a 10 MWp portfolio of ground-mounted solar panels. The facility is expected to be connected to the Polish electricity grid in Spring 2019. The solar park will be established by Polish developer and contractor RTB Developer Sp. z.o.o.
The solar installations are located across Central and South of Gdansk with a 30-year land lease agreement. The portfolio receives a tariff apart from the sale of electricity, based on the Polish auction system (CfD) for the production of green electricity. The valuation of the parks considers the 15-year period for which the portfolio has secured the CfD contract and a sale of electricity at the market price after the year 2034. After the estimated portfolio lifetime of 30 years, the scrap value is considered at EUR 0.
Lease of roof:
20 years with 2x 5 year extention
Solar panels:
Tata TP325 Polycrystalline
Inverter:
String inverters: Huawei SUN2000-36KTL
Contractor:
Better Energy Management A/S
O&M subcontractor:
Better Energy Management A/S
Auditor:
PwC
Feed-in-Tariff:
128,9 (DKK/kWh for 20 years)
The company’s first Danish investment is a 32 MWp portfolio of ground-mounted solarparks in two groups of respectively 7 MWp located in Nees and 25 MWp in Vollerup in West and South Jutland, Denmark. The facility was connected to the Danish electricity grid in December 2018, on an agreement with power distribution company Energi Danmark A/S. The plants are developed by Better Energy Management A/S.
Nees & Vollerup are two single solar parks, located in a commercial area with a 20 year roof lease agreement since 2018. In the valuation of the plant, the remaining 30 years of production for which the Power Purchase Agreement secures is factored in, with sale of electricity at market price + feed-in tariff, expiring in year 2038. Thereafter, scrap value is not factored in.
Lease of land:
The land is owned
Solar panels:
Violin CHSM6610P
Inverter:
SG60KTL, SG80KTL-M
Contractor:
Greencells GmbH
O&M subcontractor:
Greencells GmbH
Auditor:
LEX FIN Sp. z.o.o
Feed-in-tarif:
0,098 (€/kWh in 15 years)
The company’s latest investment in Poland is a 5.9 MWp portfolio of 6 ground-based solar power plants. The plants were connected to the Polish electricity grid in autumn of 2018. The plants will be built by the German developer and contractor Greencells GmbH.
The facilities are located in the central and south of the city, Gdansk. The portfolio receives a tariff in addition to the sale of electricity, based on the Polish auction system (CfD) for the production of green energy.
The return on the plants includes production for a total of 30 years, 15 years for which the plants have a CfD contract and a further 15 years for the sale of electricity at market price. After the project’s estimated lifespan of 30 years, the scrap value is set at EUR 0.
The Board
Born 1959, Actuary, cand. act. from University of Copenhagen, 1985.
35 years of professional experience within pension and finance, from 2006 Group Director in Topdanmark (Life/Pension, HR, IT etc.), CEO in Topdanmark from 2009-2017
Board member Ambu A/S (Chairman of Auditors committee)
Man. Director Sagild ApS
Board member Danske Bank A/S
Board member Blue Ocean Robotics ApS
Board member Blue Ocean Robotics Holding ApS
Board member Royal Unibrew A/S
Nordic Solar Global A/S (Chairman)
Previous entrusted positions
Board member Johannes Fog A/S
Chairman of a number of companies within Topdanmark
Board member in the industry association Forsikring og Pension
Chairman of the board of directors Forsikring og Pension
Born 1969, Master in Business, University of Groningen
12 years experience in the solar industry, in Shell Solar among others
From 2008, Founder and Managing Director in Onestone Solar Holding B.V.
Previous employment
• Scheuten Solar Holding BV, NL, Director sales & marketing
• Shell Solar: Man. Director South Africa, Director sales Southern Europe/Middle East/Africa, Director sales Off-grid
• Nuon Duurzame Energie, NL, Product Manager
• Dikema T.O.P., NL, Business Development
• Shell Solar Energy BV, NL, Director Sales
• Lamco Int. Trading Inc., Filippinerne, Director
• Victron UPS Ltd., Hong Kong, Man. Director Pacific region
• Probos Bedrijfsondersteuning, NL, Man. Director/Founder
Nordic Solar Management A/S
Eindelÿk Zon B.V. (Co-owner/Founder)
Phocus Holding B.V. (Co-owner)
Solesta B.V. (Managing Director)
Eindelÿk Zon B.V. (Managing Director)
SMPF Pte Ltd. (Owner/Founder)
Onestone Solar Holding (Managing Director)
Nordic Solar Global A/S
Born 1949, Master of science electrical Engineering from the Technical University of Denmark
1981 Founder and former Managing Director of Thrane & Thrane, world leader in satellite communications equipment. Noted on NASDAQ OMX in 2001-2012. 600 employees and revenue of EUR 160 mill.
BB Electronics A/S (Deputy Chairman)
BB Electronics Holding A/S (Deputy Chairman)
DBC Marine ApS
Per Thrane Holding ApS
Per Thrane Holding II ApS
Gentofte Kommunes Havne (Chairman)
Poseidon Shipbuilding ApS
Nordic Solar Global A/S
Born 1962, educated within Insurance (Level 5), Bank educated
Managing Director, QI Energy Nordic
Previous employment
• Managing Director, Senior Partner, Signium International, Denmark
• Managing Director, Institute for Career Development
• Managing Director, Stepstone
• Head of Recruitment, Attention/Adecco
• Positions in the financial sector (1983-1998)
Jobconsulting ApS (Executive Management)
Jobconsulting Holding ApS (Founder/Owner/Executive Management)
VL Gruppe 10
Theis Vine ApS
IQ Energy Nordic ApS (Managing Director)
Nordic Solar Global A/S
Born 1967, Law degree from University of Copenhagen
Lawyer with bar before the High Court, Member of the Council of The Danish Bar and Law Society
Founder of the Society for Building Committee for Solar Energy, and lawyer for companies in the solar energy industry
Founder of Winsløw law firm
Member of the Bar and Law Association
Byggesocietetet København (Deputy Chairman)
I/S Gotham City
K/S Gotham City II (Chairman)
Gotham City II Komplementar ApS (Executive Management)
Windspace A/S
Core Bolig VI Kommanditaktieselskab
Core Bolig VI Investoraktieselskab Nr. 1
Heather Valley ApS (Managing Director)
Nordic Solar Global A/S
Shareholders
Names
Per Thrane (Thrane & Thrane)
Den faberske fond (Ejvind Sandal)
Allan Feldt (Aqua D’or)
Pasiladi
Kenneth Ramstrup (Tidl. Pandora)
Eigild Bødker Christensen (Color Print)
Michael Moesgaard Andersen
Andreas Kjærgaard (Hjerting Laks)
Fam. Rosenkilde (Ikast Beton)
Frederik Heegaard (Novasol)
IMK Fond
Erik Juhler
Jan Overgaard (Persano)
Jesper Aggerholm
Frank Schyberg
Marinus Boogert
Familien Aagaard
Christian Hoff
Johan Langgassner
Nikolaj Hoff
Anders Søgaard-Jensen
Companies
Per Thrane Holding
AHF Holding
Feldt Holding
Pasiladi
Kr-Kurs
Andersen Advisory Group
AWK Holding
Lima Holding
Furesøen Holding
Imk Almene Fond og Imk Erhvervsstøttefond
Juhler Holding
Pif Holding
Gongfi
Jobconsulting Holding
Focus Holding
Zen Capital
Lille Fix Holding
LL Multi Asset & LL Premium Option Fund
Investors invest
Company Funds
Free Funds
The NSE Management team
nhh@nordicsolar.eu
Mobile: (+45) 20 31 61 30
Gudme Raaschou. M&A
1995-1997
ANP / AT Kearney. Management consultant
1997-1999
Carli Gry International, Corporate controller
1999-2000
VELCAP (VELUX Group) Business development
2000-2002
Faber France (VELUX Group). Sales & marketing director
2002-2004
Faber A/S Marketing & product development director
2004-2010
SR Private Brands A/S, Founder and CEO
Marianne Dulong
Previous entrusted positions
• Steffen Rønn Fondsmæglerselskab, Chairman
• Restaurationselskabet Nørrebro Bryghus A/S, Chairman
• Bryggeriet Baldersbrønde A/S, Chairman
• Ticket to Heaven A/S, Chairman
• Unidrain A/S
• Mammamia Danmark A/S, Chairman
• Solarstocc GmbH
• Selskaber i Semler Group
asj@nordicsolar.eu
Mobile: (+45) 20 66 86 18
BG Bank, Børs, Bond dealer
1996-2000
ABN Amro, Bond dealer
2000-2005
IBM Account manager
2005-2006
Estatum Client executive
2006-2008
Capinordic Bank Client executive
2009-2011
Proadvisor group Client executive
mlb@nordicsolar.eu
Mobile: (+45) 60 12 61 17
Cand. Merc. Aud. (Chartered Accountant), Copenhagen Business School
Executive MBA fra Henley Management College
KPMG, Accountant
1997-1998
Coca-Cola Nordic Beverages A/S, Financial Analyst
1998-2001
UUNET Denmark (Now Verizon), Business Planning Manager
2001-2004
End2End, VP Commercial Finance
2004-2008
Experian A/S, CFO
2008-2012
Data Respons A/S, Finance Director
2012-2014
SPX Flow Technology A/S, Finance Director
2015-2015
Verifone A/S, Finance Director
tjg@nordicsolar.eu
Mobile: (+45) 53 83 24 07
LL.M. (Köln / Paris I), University of Cologne
First Legal State Examination, University of Cologne
Master of Arts in EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies, College of Europe, Bruges
Second Legal State Examination, Superior Court of Justice Berlin
Assistant Attorney (Legal Clerkship) with positions at CMS Hasche Sigle, the Federal Chancellery of Germany and the German Embassy in Denmark
2013 – 2015
European Energy A/S, Legal Manager
2015 – 2016
German Engineering Federation (VDMA), European Office, Legal and Trade Advisor
2016 – 2018
European Energy A/S, Senior Legal Manager
hob@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 30 38 10 71
CEMS MIM, Copenhagen Business School (CBS) and WU Wien
2005 – 2007
TDC, Graduate
2007 – 2008
TDC, Project Manager
2008 – 2010
European Energy A/S, Area Manager Germany
2010 – 2016
European Energy A/S, Director of M&A
2016 – 2017
European Energy A/S, Chief Investment Officer
fvh@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 61 46 99 91
MSc in International Business & Politics, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
2008 – 2009
Department of Strategic Management & Globalization (CBS), Research Assistant
2010
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, Trainee, Private Sector Development Program
2011 – 2012
Novozymes, Financial Analyst
yac@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 21 80 60 66
M.Sc. Economics, University of Copenhagen
2012 – 2014
Danish Financial Supervisory Authority, Securities Division
Student Analyst
2014 – 2017
Dong Energy, Quantitative Analytics
Student Analyst
2017 – 2018
Danske Bank, Risk Management
Credit Analyst
2018
Catella Corporate Finance, Debt Advisory
Associate
mbp@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 61 50 80 43
M.Sc. Economics, University of Copenhagen
2017 – 2018:
Student Analyst at the Association of Danish Pharmacies
2018:
Teaching Assistant at the University of Copenhagen
2018 – 2019:
Student Analyst at Danske Bank, Business Intelligence and Financial Analysis
ane@nordicsolar.eu
Mobile: (+45) 27 87 14 45
DSB Business Travel, Copenhagen
Ticket Office Employee
1993 – 1995
Greenland Travel, Nuuk
Head of Departement for Business Travels
1995 – 1997
Albatros Travel, Copenhagen
Head of Departement for Ticket Office
1997 – 1999
Familile Ferie Bornholm, Rønne
Account Manager
1999 – 2001
Rø Golf Court, Rø
Business Manager
2001 – 2005
Asserbo Golf Club, Frederiksværk
Club Manager
2005 – 2007
Intergolf of Scandinavia A/S, Tikøb
Chief Accountant & Administration
2007 – 2016
Lemco ApS, Hellebæk
Chief Accountant & Administration
2016 – 2017
Woolspire ApS, Copenhagen
Chief Accountant & Administration
mak@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 20 54 80 18
BA (Hons) International Business with Spanish, European Business School (EBS), London (UK)
MSc International Business & Marketing, Reykjavik University (RU)
2013
The Representation of the Faroes in Reykjavik, Assistant Project Manager
2013 – 2018
Nordic Style Magazine, Editor & Content Coordinator
2014
Design Center Iceland, PR & Marketing Coordinator
2015 – 2017
Tempo EHF, Market Research & Data Analysis
2017 – 2018
Getty Images, Account Executive
kmj@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 42 15 10 10
2004 – 2008
Estatum A/S
Senior Account Manager
2008 – 2009
Investea A/S
Investment Director
2009 – 2010
Coin Fondsmæglerselskab A/S
Investment Adviser
2010 – 2012
Måde Esbjerg
Consultant
2013 – 2018
Nybolig Erhverv København A/S
Business Adviser
2018
EDC Erhverv Poul Erik Bech A/S
Business Adviser
2018
B.M. Christensen
Consultant
gam@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 60 39 02 14
CEMS Msc International Management, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
Bachelor in Political Science, University of Southern Denmark
2011-2013
Project Manager
ABB Ltd.
2013-2018
Project Manager
European Energy AS
2018-2020
Project Manager, Global Data Center Connectivity
Facebook Inc.
jag@nordicsolar.eu
Mobile: (+45) 27 10 30 18
European Association for the Storage of Energy, Policy Assistant
United Nations Framework for Climate Change Convention, Technical Assistant
2015
Snow Energy and Forte Renewables, Sales and Project Development Engineer
awf@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 21 80 60 32
MSc in Environmental Engineering, Aalborg University (AAU)
B. Eng. in Renewable Energy Sources and Waste Management, University of Environmental and Life Science in Wroclaw
2013
Wroclaw Combined Heat and Power Plant Kogeneracja S.A.
Renewable Energy intern
2014
EDF Oil & Energy, Poland
Waste Management intern
2016
University of Beira Interior, Portugal
Environmental Engineering intern
mhn@nordicsolar.eu
Mobile: (+45) 61 65 41 44
HD Financial and Management accounting, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
Controller, Ministry of Social Affaris
2011 – 2013
Consultant, Deloitte Process Solutions
2013 – 2017
Controller, Nordisk Film A/S
2017 – 2018
Business Controller, Telenor Danmark A/S
ske@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 22 15 25 82
HD Financial and Management accounting, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
2016 – 2018
Accountant Trainee, EY
2018
Accountant, BjørnLaursen Registrerede Revisorer A/S
alh@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 24 84 19 93
MSc in Business and Economics and Auditing, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
2003 – 2004
Ernst & Young
Auditor
2005 – 2009
Revisor-Team A/S
Auditor
2010 – 2012
Kreston Hørsholm CM
Auditor
2012 – 2018
European Energy A/S
Financial Controller
2018 – 2019
NNE A/S
Financial Controller
vij@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 53 88 20 44
MSc in Business Administration and Auditing, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
2007 – 2011
Grant Thornton
Assistant Manager
2011 – 2016
DONG Energy
Senior Financial Controller
2016 – 2017
PFA Pension
Financial Controller
2017 – 2019
Falck A/S
Group Financial Controller
sch@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 30 62 10 50
Financial accounting & bookkeeping at Bigum&Co
Fundamental accounting at ZBC Næstved
2015 – 2019
H.W. Larsen
Accountant
kpe@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 61 50 80 42
car@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 28 19 29 09
BSc, International Business, Communications and culture, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
BA in Performance-enhancing psychology, CBS
2010 – 2013
Head of Communications
DE Association
2013 – 2015
Head of Communications
Vestforbrænding
2015 – 2017
Head of Communications & Executive Communications Advisor
Lighthouse Consulting
2017 – 2020
Strategic Communications & Business Development Advisor
REMA1000, Fredensborg
cha@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 51 81 03 04
aww@nordicsolar.eu
Tlf.: (+45) 51 48 57 66
Paralegal AU Plus, Jurainstituttet
BA in International Corporate Communication, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
2008 – 2018
European Energy A/S
Senior Legal Secretary
2018
Accura Advokatpartnerselskab
Legal Secretary
Tlf.: +45 20 26 16 09
2016 – 2020
Deloitte Statsautoriseret Revisionspartnerselskab
Accountant
Phone: (+45) 30 10 54 54
State Authorised Public Accountant (FSR)
2011 – 2020
EY
Senior manager
2006 – 2011
Grant Thornton
Assistant
Phone: (+45) 23 38 02 09
Cologne University of Applied Sciences (FH Köln)
Degree course: Production engineering
Graduation: Diplom-Ingenieur (FH)
In 2018:
TÜV Rheinland AG, Köln
Certified expert for PV plants (TÜV)
2015 – 2020: Alternative Energy Solutions GmbH (Alteso), Vienna – (Senior) Technical Operations Expert
2013 – 2015: Clean Economic Energy AG, Vienna – Technical Assistant
Phone: (+45) 30 70 55 45
M.Sc. Economics, University of Copenhagen
2016-2019
Analyst at Copenhagen Corporate Finance
2016-2018:
Student Assistant at Modern Times Group (Now NENT), Finance
Phone: (+45) 41 66 60 86
BSc. International Business & Politics, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
Phone: (+45) 31 62 19 97
M.Sc. Economics, Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
2012-2019
Partner, Pareto Securities AS
2011-2012
StormHarbour Securities Ltd, Director
2010-2011
AGL Transaction Services A/S, Partner and Member of the Board
1999-2009
DEPFA BANK Ltd/Deutche Pfandbriefbank AG, Managing Director
1996-1999
General Re Financial Securities Ltd, Vice President
1989-1996
Gudme Raaschou Investment Bank, Vice President
1987-1989
Bikuben, Analyst
Phone: (+45) 40 11 95 22
University of Copenhagen, Master of Laws
Danish Bar Association, Bar Exam
2019-2020
Skau Reipurth & Partnere, Attorney-at-law
2018-2019
Nuna Law firm, Assistant Attorney
2015-2018
Siemens A/S, Contract Manager/Assistant Attorney
2013-2015
Siemens Wind Power A/S, Contract Manager (Legal Graduate)
Phone: (+45) 53 55 03 80
HD(f) fra CBS
Series 7, Finra
Series 63, Finra
2018 – 2020
SEB AB, Frankfurt Branch, Senior Sales Manager
2015 – 2018
Alm. Brand Kapitalforvaltning, Underdirektør
2014 – 2015
Danske Bank A/S, Head of Sales APAC and Middle East
2010 – 2014
Danske Markets Inc. (New York), Head of Sales and Sales Trading
2004 – 2010
Danske Bank A/S, Chief Sales Manager
2001 – 2004
Nordea Markets, Senior Sales Manager
1998 – 2001
Banque Indosuez, Senior Sales Manager
1995 – 1998
Alm. Brand Børs, Sales Manager
1993 – 1995
Banque Indosuez, Sales-Trader
1990 – 1993
Unibørs, Dealer
1989 – 1990
Unibank, Bankassistent
1987 – 1989
Privatbanken A/S, Bankelev
Phone: (+45) 26 19 70 30
Nærum gymnasium (NAG) STX
Phone: (+45) 23 30 87 52
Registreret revisor
Merkonom i Revision
2017-2020 Økonomichef Dulong Fine Jewelry A/S
2015-2016 Regnskabschef Flying Tiger Copenhagen, DK (Zebra A/S)
2013-2014 Regnskabschef FolkeFerie.dk
2010-2013 Regnskabschef emmerys aps
2006-2010 Regnskabschef Unidrain A/S
2000-2005 Personskatterådgiver F.L.Smidth A/S
1994-2000 Registreret revisor Andersen Hübertz Kirkhoff
1987-1994 Revisorassisstent i Revisionsfirmaet J. Andersen A/S