Måde hybrid park battery
Operating, 5 MW · 20 MWh, in Esbjerg Municipality, owned by European Energy A/S. Every fact below is as a published source states it, with the address beside it; a field not shown is one no source gave, and nothing is guessed.
The battery
| Power | 5 MW |
| Capacity | 20 MWh |
| Duration | 4.0 hours |
| Status | Operating, as of 16 June 2026 |
| Bidding zone | DK1, West Denmark |
| Municipality | Esbjerg |
| Grid connection | A hybrid site with two wind turbines (16 MW) and two electrolysers (8.1 MW) under one balancing agreement |
| Placed on the map | at Måde, the place its source names (GeoNames) |
| Nearest transmission station | Lykkegård (150 kV), 1 km away: 644 MW for new production on the grid as it is, 0 MW for new consumption, in Energinet’s map of 1 February 2026 |
Who is behind it
| Owner | European Energy A/S |
| Ultimate owner | European Energy A/S |
| Developer | European Energy A/S |
| Optimiser | Twig (balance responsible party) |
Not published anywhere we have found: built by.
What the sources say
The owner said on 16 June 2026 that the site is already operating; no start date given. Måde lies in Esbjerg Municipality (GeoNames). The five European Energy batteries in Denmark (50 + 28 + 10 + 5 + 3.75 MW) add to exactly the 96.75 MW the owner reported on 14 July 2026.
Evidence and sources
From owners’, developers’ and builders’ own releases and municipal and environmental permits, read by Vitreous; where a field rests on the trade press alone, the notes say so. Energinet publishes no meter, no price and no instruction per battery, so this page carries no money: what one megawatt is paid in Energinet’s markets is on the markets page, for the whole market and never for a named battery. The nearest transmission station is the nearest by distance on Energinet’s capacity map; where the battery actually connects is not published. List id DK-B004.