Caverion Acquires Gunderlund A/S in Denmark to Respond to the Growing Demand for Power Grid Expansions and Renovations
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In December 2019, the Danish Parliament agreed on a legally binding national Climate Act with a target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70 per cent by 2030 compared to the 1990 level. Denmark is already one of the world's leading nations when it comes to decarbonising their energy systems - wind power being one of the largest contributors, but also solar and other green technologies are expanding rapidly in the country.
Caverion delivers projects and services for power transmission and distribution operators in Denmark, but also to other green energy sectors like solar plant owners and operators. The scope covers high voltage overhead transmission lines, cabling, and substations - both renovation of existing systems, and installation of completely new systems.
"The transformation of the world's energy systems requires major changes in many sectors. One of them is the electrical power grid system, which needs to go through significant expansions and renovations during the next 10-20 years. The acquisition of Gunderlund will enable us to respond to the growing demand for our services, and we will expand our offering to the benefit of our customers. We warmly welcome our new colleagues joining us. You and your expertise will be an important part of our team", says Carsten Sørensen, Executive Vice President, Caverion Denmark.
In picture from left: Klaus Kjeldsen, Elsebeth Gunderlund and Carsten Sørensen.
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Louise Wilhelmsen
Journalist
Caverion Denmark
louise.wilhelmsen@caverion.com
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