TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S

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TotalEnergies EP Danmark A/S is a Danish limited liability company (A/S) and a wholly owned subsidiary of TotalEnergies SE, the French integrated energy group. It serves as the operator of the Danish Underground Consortium (DUC), a joint venture responsible for the majority of Denmark’s oil and gas production from the Danish sector of the North Sea.

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The company oversees operations across 15 producing fields structured around four primary hubs—Dan, Halfdan, Gorm, and Tyra—supported by 49 platforms (manned and unmanned) and approximately 700-800 km of intra-field and export pipelines. Oil is exported to Fredericia in Denmark, while gas is delivered to Nybro (Denmark) and Den Helder (Netherlands). In 2025, DUC production reached 21.8 million barrels of oil and 2.66 billion standard cubic meters of sales gas. TotalEnergies EP Danmark holds a substantial equity interest in the DUC (approximately 43.2% in recent reports) alongside partners BlueNord (36.8%) and Nordsøfonden (20%).

Beyond hydrocarbons, the company operates several carbon capture and storage (CCS) licenses in Denmark and pursues renewable energy opportunities, including offshore wind and hybrid projects. Headquartered at Amerika Plads in Copenhagen with operational bases in Esbjerg, it employs around 700 staff and contributes significantly to Danish energy security and the European market. As part of the TotalEnergies group, it supports the parent company’s multi-energy strategy focused on reliable supply alongside decarbonization efforts.

Also known as Maersk Oil A/S, Total E&P Danmark A/S, TotalEnergies E&P Danmark A/S, TEPDK, and Dansk Boreselskab A/S.

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9 November 2026
Bilfinger extends TotalEnergies inspection contract for DUC North Sea assets

Extension runs to June 2028 for access, inspection, NDT and rope-access services across Danish North Sea platforms; 510,000+ offshore hours logged with zero lost time incidents.