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Danish pension firm buys Irish offshore wind stake alongside CIP

AkademikerPension signs on as co-investor with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) in buying half interest in Norwegian utility Stakraft’s Irish offshore wind portfolio.
AkademikerPension CEO Jens Munch Holst. | Photo: Pr/akademikerpension
AkademikerPension CEO Jens Munch Holst. | Photo: Pr/akademikerpension
BY DORTHE BACH, FINANSWATCH, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN

Two Irish offshore wind projects being developed by Norwegian power company Statkraft – the North Irish Sea Array off the coast of Dublin and the Bore Array in the Celtic Sea – now get a new pair of Danish owners, pension company AkademikerPension and fund manager Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), which this week agreed to buy 50% of the developments via the latter’s CI IV fund.

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