Danske Commodities A/S (Danske Commodities) is a Danish energy trading company headquartered in Aarhus and founded in 2004. A wholly owned subsidiary of Equinor, it operates in liberalized energy markets across Europe and selected international markets.
The company trades electricity, natural gas, and environmental products (such as guarantees of origin and carbon certificates), and provides market access, short-term balancing, asset optimization, and risk management services. It supports generators and renewable asset owners—including wind, solar, storage, and flexible thermal assets—by optimizing production and enabling hedging and route-to-market solutions through 24/7 trading operations.
Acquired ready-to-build 51-turbine onshore wind complex; expands onshore renewables and storage platform, supports integrated wind/solar/trading strategy, targets ~1 TWh/year and double-digit returns.
Thor offshore wind farm starts feeding electricity into Denmark's grid, aiming to power over one million homes by 2027 with sustainable features and local job creation.
Equinor's hybrid power complex in Brazil combines 140 MW solar and 223 MW wind, enhancing energy stability and cost efficiency. Annual output: 236 GWh, powering 143,000 homes.
