Three Danish green hydrogen projects have secured €1.3 billion in German subsidies to build a cross-border hydrogen corridor via the Danish Hydrogen Backbone, marking a vital step toward a European hydrogen market.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) is described in H2APEX project materials and industry news as an investment partner in H2APEX’s Lubmin hydrogen projects, including the WAL – Hydrogen from Lubmin IPCEI project, where CIP will co‑develop a 100 MW electrolysis plant with long‑term expansion potential to 600 MW or
CIP invests in Zeevonk through its Energy Transition Fund (CI ETF I); CIP is described as the world’s largest dedicated fund manager within greenfield renewable energy investments.[2]
One of the largest fund managers specializing in renewable energy investments; co-developer of the Zeevonk project and partner with Wood on sustainability-driven initiatives.
Top investor in Copenhagen Energy Islands with a track record in innovative renewable energy projects. CIP is expected to provide connections with European and North American investors to facilitate the development of the offshore hydrogen hubs.
CIP is a Danish energy investment company leading Project Catalina and has partnered with Spanish energy companies and a Danish wind turbine manufacturer.
