Dansk Energirådgivning moved into the Open Office at the House of Offshore Innovation in September, and their three employees have already settled in well.
“A sense of collegiality quickly develops with the other companies in the Open Office because you spend so much time together. There is a good working environment here and strong networking opportunities,” says Emil Kennemann Christensen, M.Sc. Process Engineer and Senior Project Manager at Dansk Energirådgivning.
The company challenges how businesses behave and produce by offering technical consultancy on energy‑saving initiatives, combined with the Danish Energy Agency’s subsidy scheme, which can cover up to 50% of a project’s investment. They also look forward to facilitating cross‑disciplinary projects together with the building’s other tenants, whose competencies can help ensure “the good and solid project.”
“The building is a gathering place for like‑minded companies, and there is strong synergy between the tenants and the shared vision of sustainability and development. We have already had the first meetings about potential collaboration with other tenants,” he continues.