Energinet is Denmark's state-owned transmission system operator for electricity and gas. Denmark's grid spans two price areas (DK1 west and DK2 east of the Great Belt) and is among the most interconnected in Europe, with links to Norway, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, and Great Britain, and one of the world's highest wind-power shares. GridVigil tracks it through Energinet's own open Energi Data Service.
As of Aug 24, 2026, real grid metrics for Denmark are shown below. GridVigil's Power Pressure Score is not yet calculated for this region.
GridVigil Power Pressure Score is not yet calculated for Denmark: the U.S. scoring thresholds aren't a defensible fit without region-specific calibration, so raw metrics are shown here instead. Why.
Data last updated:
Generation mix
Fuel type
Capacity
Share
Local plants
396.18 MW
46%
Central plants
361.91 MW
42%
Wind Onshore
81.25 MW
9%
Wind Offshore
16.28 MW
2%
Interconnector flows (imports / exports)
Germany: +634.3 MW (import)
Netherlands: +632.2 MW (import)
Great Britain: -53 MW (export)
Norway: +1,365.8 MW (import)
Sweden: +589.1 MW (import)
Positive = flowing into Denmark; negative = flowing out.
Historical comparison
Denmark demand is currently 4.0 GW, 12.6% above this time yesterday (3.6 GW).
Denmark demand is currently 5.7% above its 7-day average for this time of day (3.8 GW).
Denmark's peak today is 5.1 GW, below its highest peak of 6.0 GW over the past 13 days.