Welcome to the new EnergyWatch

Welcome to the new EnergyWatch.

If you are a loyal reader of EnergyWatch, you may notice something is slightly different today. That’s because today is a special day.

With a newly established editorial team based in Aarhus, EnergyWatch is now strengthening its coverage of the Scandinavian energy sector. By engaging a dedicated team of an editor and a journalist, we are providing more resources to creating an even stronger media outlet for an international audience.

Until now, EnergyWatch has published the most relevant stories from our sister media EnergiWatch.dk in Denmark and EnergiWatch.no in Norway. Starting today, we will also be delivering original journalism and international angles on the Scandinavian energy sector and the largest energy companies in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden every day.

We will publish critical, independent, and fair business journalism about the results, strategy, competition, regulatory conditions, profiles, and trends that affect major players in the industry like Ørsted, Equinor, Vattenfall and Vestas.

An industry that faces both enormous opportunities through the energy transition and serious challenges.

The global community has long emphasized the fact that green energy has the future ahead of it, while conventional energy sources like oil and gas need to be phased out. But in recent years, the world has changed. Geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainty, and a wind turbine and solar panel critical American President, just to name a few of the challenges, have placed many green energy companies in a tight spot. At the same time, China is pushing to compete with Scandinavian players, while the investors who are supposed to finance the development of future green technology are showing hesitation.

On EnergyWatch.com, you can read about how the largest energy companies in Scandinavia navigate this new reality. Where do they see the great business opportunities, what strategic maneuvers are necessary, and who is pulling the strings in the sector?

You can learn more about the latter in our series ”Power over power” over the coming period. Here, we delve into the increased power and influence of the energy sector and take a close look at some of the most powerful profiles in Scandinavian energy.

We hope you’ll stay in the loop.

If you have input or comments for the editorial team, please contact us here or at: [email protected].