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EIFO finances new Ukrainian wind farm

With a EUR 100 million loan, EIFO is supporting Kernel, one of Ukraine's largest agricultural companies, in building a large-scale wind farm.

EIFO finances new Ukrainian wind farm
EIFO Finances Critical Energy Infrastructure with Danish Cable Technology

The first transmission line connecting the windy northern Germany to industrial centers in the south is being built using high-voltage cables from NKT

EIFO Finances Critical Energy Infrastructure with Danish Cable Technology

Denmark and our allies face historically large investments in defense and security.

To achieve worldwide green transition requires solutions that work - at scale and on time.

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European mega fund to invest in defence and security companies, boosting capital for European growth companies and mobilising Danish pension capital.

News 24. September 2026

With a EUR 100 million loan, EIFO is supporting Kernel, one of Ukraine's largest agricultural companies, in building a large-scale wind farm.

News 25. August 2026

Kayak, Momondo and the rest of the industry assume you already know where you want to go. Tryp.com is building an AI that recommends trips instead.

Cases

Danish and Chinese trade advantages now overlap 48%, up from 37%, but Danish export strengths remain more resilient than many peers. (

Market insights 25. September 2026

Danish growth companies may lack up to DKK 69bn in capital by 2035, an EIFO analysis shows, as it steps up efforts to keep firms rooted in Denmark.

Analysis