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Denmark
Danish grid companies publish available capacity station by station on the shared capacity map, and Energinet publishes capacity per municipality.
- Stations with a published figure
- 1,276
- Of those, with room for new demand
- 357
- Sources read
- 17
Live map
- Room published
- Operator says full
- Nothing published
Hover a station for its figure; click to see its queue. Zoom with ⌘ or Ctrl and scroll, or two fingers.Figures as read 25 September 2026
What Denmark publishes
- Available capacity at distribution and transmission stations, from the Danish capacity map
- Capacity per municipality, and free fields at Energinet's stations
- The Danish Energy Agency's registers of plants and projects
What it doesn't
- A named connection queue: Denmark publishes no applicants per station
Most room published
| Station | Operator | Room | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Idomlund | — | 250 MW | KapacitetskortEnerginet and Danish DSOsAvailable capacity at Danish substations.About this sourcePublisher ↗ |
| Vester hassing | — | 120 MW | KapacitetskortEnerginet and Danish DSOsAvailable capacity at Danish substations.About this sourcePublisher ↗ |
| Bedsted | — | 100 MW | KapacitetskortEnerginet and Danish DSOsAvailable capacity at Danish substations.About this sourcePublisher ↗ |
| Lem kaer | — | 100 MW | KapacitetskortEnerginet and Danish DSOsAvailable capacity at Danish substations.About this sourcePublisher ↗ |
| Nors | — | 100 MW | KapacitetskortEnerginet and Danish DSOsAvailable capacity at Danish substations.About this sourcePublisher ↗ |
| Sindbjerg | — | 100 MW | KapacitetskortEnerginet and Danish DSOsAvailable capacity at Danish substations.About this sourcePublisher ↗ |
Sources
Danish Energy Agency (Energistyrelsen)
Every Danish wind turbine with stable 18-digit GSRN identifier, capacity, and coordinatesEnerginet
Every currently-valid DataHub charge element per DSO: network tariffs with hourly DKK/kWh cells (D03), subscriptions (D01) and fees (D02)Energinet
Installed generation capacity in MW for every Danish municipality, broken out by technologyEnerginet
1,002 Danish connection points spanning the 50 to 400 kV high-voltage and transmission gridEnerginet
Denmark's 50-400 kV connection-point registry with WGS84 coordinatesEnerginet
Energinet's own grid-expansion project register (61 live projects) — every station, land-cable, overhead-line, interconnector, hydrogen and energy-island buildout the DK TSO is running, with per-project page URL and descriptionEnerginet
Per-TSO-station free-connection-bay flag (ledige felter) from the joint Green Power Denmark + Energinet kapacitetskort — a free bay signals a materially shorter connection path (no station expansion first)Energinet
Denmark's first public connection-queue data — Energinet's monthly transparency report of requested MW and project counts by fase (screening/modning/etablering), prisområde, region and consumption/production type (~37 GW consumption / ~25 GW production queued at launch)Energinet
Line geometries of Denmark's high-voltage transmission network, refreshed weekly from EnerginetEnerginet / Energistyrelsen Denmark grid knowledge base
Official AF25 Danish data-centre scenarios: 1.0 to 5.25 GW and 6.0 to 35.9 TWh out to 2050Energistyrelsen
Denmark's official AF25 base-scenario forecast for DK1 and DK2 electricity demandEnergistyrelsen
Geolocated coordinates for Denmark's production plants from the national energy authority's master registerENTSO-E Transparency Platform
Hourly bidding-zone telemetry across 14 European countries: prices, actual load, generation by type, imbalance pricesErhvervsstyrelsen
Denmark's official company register, refreshed nightly so participant identities stay currentErhvervsstyrelsen
Danish planning polygons that flag land-use and planning constraints on prospective sitesGrid capacity map
Danish DSOsKapacitetskort
Energinet and Danish DSOs