The minimum investment is always at least DKK 750,000.
This is stipulated in accordance with applicable rules and cannot be waived.

Depending on the structure, size, and capital requirements of the project, individual projects may have a higher minimum deposit.

No. Returns are not guaranteed.

Returns depend on factors such as market developments, operations, regulatory conditions, and the chosen structure.
In some projects, revenues may be more predictable, for example where government-guaranteed tariffs are used, ensuring a fixed payment per kWh produced.

However, this does not change the fact that the total return continues to depend on the overall finances and structure of the project.
Past performance and expectations are no guarantee of future returns.

The payback period varies from project to project.

For individual projects, an estimate can be provided based on current market conditions and the project's assumptions.
Such estimates are indicative and do not constitute a guarantee.

The payback period depends on the type of investment, structure, and market conditions.

For solar and real estate projects, the payback period is typically longer and depends on the specific investment structure, including financing, revenue model, and operating conditions.
These investments are often considered more stable and long-term, and typically have a break-even point of around 10 years, depending on the project structure.

BESS investments differ significantly from traditional energy and real estate investments.

Battery storage is a relatively new investment area that addresses a growing and structural need in the energy system.
Against this backdrop, a shorter payback period can be expected in certain cases, typically in the range of 2–5 years.

However, the actual repayment period depends on a number of factors, including:

• project structure

• market development

• timing for commissioning

• regulatory conditions

• operational and optimization strategy

All time frames stated are estimates and not guarantees.

Batteries are designed for long-term use and can be used for multiple purposes over time.

Typically, batteries are expected to have a State of Health of approximately 60% after around 20 years, depending on usage, cycling patterns, and operating strategy.
After this point, the batteries may still have commercial value in reduced operation or alternative uses.

Yes. As a general rule, investments can be made both privately and through a company or holding company.

The specific option depends on the investment structure and the relevant legal circumstances.

The investments are generally illiquid, which means that there is no organized exchange or secondary market for ongoing trading.

However, the investment can be sold freely if a buyer can be found. Any sale price will depend on the specific project, the residual value of the investment, and the underlying structure, including the income profile, maturity, and market conditions at the time of sale.

Therefore, no guarantee can be given for either liquidity or price in the event of a sale.