Archive: Danish port energy subsidy information from 2020-2022

Archive context: This article reflects Danish port energy-subsidy information discussed for the 2020-2022 period. It is historical project context and does not describe current application rules, funding rates or eligibility.

The funding context discussed at the time

The original article discussed applications from 1 October 2020 for qualifying privately owned ports investing in specified energy-saving measures. Themes included conversion from fossil energy to electricity and reductions in electricity consumption, subject to the rules in force at the time.

The Danish Energy Agency’s report on the first Erhvervspuljen application round provides contemporary background. The dates discussed in this archive should not be taken to mean that the entire scheme ended in 2022.

The harbor solutions described

• OnSiteLight: control and monitoring for compatible lighting installations.
• Marinella: electricity and water distribution with connected consumption records.
• Electric-vehicle charging: app-controlled configurations discussed in the original funding context.

The article described service status, activation and consumption history through the then ProPower platform. Current product information uses the Emiko platform name.

For a new harbor project

Check current programme documents and application guidance directly with the Danish Energy Agency. Vikingegaarden can prepare the technical scope and quotation; a product’s appearance in this archive does not establish grant eligibility.

Current technical information is available for OnSiteLight lighting control, Marinella NEO service pedestals and EnergyLogger consumption records.