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New contract with Energi Danmark

By ENFOR | [email protected]

28 July 2017

ENFOR has signed a new electricity load forecasting agreement with Energi Danmark, covering electricity load forecasting of the Energi Danmark portfolio in 5 countries. ENFOR is very pleased that Energi Danmark have chosen the high precision load forecasting tool LoadFor from ENFOR, as part of foundation for Energi Danmark's future electricity trading.

To read more about LoadFor please see here: https://enfor.dk/services/loadfor/

Energi Danmark is a market leader within the trading of electricity in Denmark and is also an active participant in the markets for oil and gas products. Danmark has subsidiaries in Sweden, Finland, Norway and Germany and supply electricity to the entire Nordic region as well as Germany.

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