BESS
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Next-Gen Battery Investments.

A BESS plant is a grid-scale battery store that holds power when there is plenty of it and delivers it when the grid needs it. Windspace develops BESS plants in Denmark and invites early interest in a new grid-scale battery opportunity. Backed by 20 years of experience in renewable energy, we deliver trusted, high-impact projects.

• Minimum investment DKK 750,000
▪ Allocation based on waitlist

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We will call you to confirm your details and suitability before sending the investment teaser.
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Experience You Can Trust.

Windspace has developed, financed, and operated renewable projects across Europe worth more than DKK 2 billion.
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Jens Elton Andersen
Tel. +45 20 14 83 22
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Rune Blæsbjerg
Tel. +45 41 78 88 58

FAQ

What is a BESS?
A BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) is a grid-connected battery system. It stores electricity when it is available or prices are low, and delivers it to the grid when demand or power prices rise. Revenue typically comes from balancing services to the power system and from trading electricity.
How is the investment structured?
As a Danish limited liability company, ApS, with professional governance managed by Windspace.
What risks should I be aware of?
Power prices, regulation & construction risks, with continuous management and reporting by Windspace.
When will I receive detailed documents?
After introductory call, and when next project is open for investments.
What is the minimum investment?
DKK 750,000 as the investment is suited for experienced investors only.
When does the next investment open?
Expected in the first half of 2027, with Windspace as co-investor.
What are the expected returns?
We generally aim for an annual investor IRR of approximately 15%. The return target depends on the economics and market conditions of the individual project. The return is not guaranteed, and the entire investment may be lost.
How does allocation work?
Priority is given to waitlist sign-ups, followed by an intro call and suitability assessment.
What are the next steps?
Join the waitlist, then Intro call, receive documents, followed by investment