Senior Project Manager (m/w/d)

Join European Energy A/S as a Senior Project Manager in Gentofte, Denmark. Lead large-scale biogas upgrading and carbon capture projects across Europe. Enjoy a dynamic work environment and the opportunity to expand your international project portfolio. Become a Senior Project Manager with European Energy A/S in Gentofte, Denmark, and play a key role in delivering large-scale green energy solutions. You will oversee biogas upgrading and carbon capture projects, ensuring safety, quality, and cost-effectiveness. This role offers the chance to work with multidisciplinary teams and manage international projects, while enjoying a supportive work culture focused on sustainability and innovation.

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European Energy A/S

Company Overview

Name

European Energy A/S

Headquarters

Søborg, Denmark

Founded

2004

Size

Approximately 840 employees globally (source: lei-lookup.com). No public revenues reported for 2023 or later.

What They Do

European Energy A/S focuses on renewable energy sources, including onshore solar farms, onshore and offshore wind, as well as battery energy storage systems (BESS) with a pipeline of 15 GWh. The company also works with Power-to-X (PtX), which includes the production of green hydrogen via electrolysis and e-methanol from renewable energy. Their services cover the entire project lifecycle, from green developments to land rights partnerships, permits, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of facilities (source: europeanenergy.com). Target markets include Europe, Australia, and North America, with an ambitious plan to develop 10 GW of capacity by 2027, which will meet the needs of 7.5 million homes in the USA (source: eenorthamerica.com). Their competitive advantage lies in a development pipeline of 66 GW and internal competencies that cover the entire value chain.

Projects & Achievements

Among the notable projects completed by European Energy is a 148 MW solar park that was connected to the grid in Denmark on December 23, 2025, as well as the world's first large commercial e-methanol plant, Kassø, which was launched in 2024. Additionally, Denmark's first green hydrogen plant was inaugurated in 2024 (source: europeanenergy.com). The company also has ongoing large projects, including a 1.1 GW project in Australia that received development approval on December 19, 2025, and the largest agri-PV solar park in Italy, which received the final investment decision on December 22, 2025. Furthermore, they won tenders for two agrivoltaic projects in France on December 18, 2025, and upgraded the Måde PtX facility to 8.1 MW electrolyzers on December 22, 2025 (source: europeanenergy.com).

Recent Developments

In the past two years, European Energy has announced the launch of the Kassø e-methanol plant and the inauguration of the Måde hydrogen facility in 2024. They have also connected a 148 MW solar park to the Danish power grid on December 23, 2025, and received approval for a 1.1 GW project in Australia on December 19, 2025. Additionally, they won tenders for agrivoltaic projects in France on December 18, 2025, and upgraded the Måde PtX facility to 8.1 MW electrolyzers on December 22, 2025 (source: europeanenergy.com). No major acquisitions, mergers, or funding rounds have been recorded in the latest records, but the company has completed two agreements according to Preqin data, with milestones such as PtX entry in 2021 and operation of facilities from 2024-2025.

Working There

European Energy employs over 900 people in various roles, including development, engineering, design, procurement, project management, asset management, and finance. Their headquarters is located in Søborg, Denmark, with offices in Glasgow, Hamburg, Potsdam, Warsaw, Barcelona, Milan, and Utrecht, as well as planned offices in Washington D.C. and Austin, USA (source: europeanenergy.com). The company's culture focuses on internal expertise and risk assessment, with a mission to develop solutions for a fossil-free society. Specific benefits are not documented in the sources, but there is a clear emphasis on being a

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Job Description

Would you like to play a key role in delivering large-scale green energy and carbon management solutions across Europe and international markets?

Ammongas, a strategic business unit within European Energy, designs and delivers biogas upgrading, carbon capture, and liquid CO₂ (LCO₂) solutions for customers seeking sustainable fuel production and high-purity green CO₂. As global demand for circular carbon solutions grows, we are expanding our project organization and are looking for an experienced Senior Project Manager to lead complex, international projects.

Your new role

As Senior Project Manager, you will have overall responsibility for the execution of biogas upgrading, carbon capture, and LCO₂ projects, ensuring delivery on safety, quality, schedule, and cost. You will act as the primary interface towards customers and internal stakeholders and play a key role in expanding Ammongas' international project portfolio.

Key responsibilities

Lead end-to-end execution of large-scale projects within:
- Biogas upgrading;
- Carbon capture from biogas and industrial sources;
- LCO₂ conditioning, liquefaction, storage, and export solutions.
Establish and control project schedules, budgets, risk registers, and resource plans;
Coordinate multidisciplinary teams across engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, service, sales, and finance;
Manage suppliers and subcontractors, including contracts, quality assurance, and delivery performance;
Ensure compliance with applicable environmental, safety, and technical standards;
Drive systematic risk identification and mitigation throughout the project lifecycle;
Act as the primary point of contact for customers, partners, and regulatory authorities;
Provide technical and execution input to sales during tender and contract phases;
Participate and support factory acceptance tests (FAT), workshop inspections, and on-site construction activities;
Oversee commissioning, performance testing, and handover of biogas upgrading, carbon capture, and LCO₂ plants;
Perform regulatory due diligence for new and existing markets (e.g. Germany, Finland, Sweden, Norway, and the US).

Job prerequisites

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline;
10+ years of experience managing complex technical projects, preferably within:
- Renewable energy;
- Biogas or process plants;
- Carbon capture or gas handling systems.
Proven experience delivering international projects with multiple stakeholders;
Strong understanding of procurement strategies and contract management during execution;
Ability to review and challenge plant engineering documentation (PFD, P&ID, layouts, 2D/3D models);
Solid understanding of commissioning, performance testing, and operational handover;
Experience with project performance tracking using KPIs;
Professional proficiency in English (Danish is an advantage).

Technical competencies (advantageous)

Knowledge of biogas upgrading, polishing processes and conditioning/liquefaction systems;
Knowledge of carbon capture processes and CO₂ conditioning/liquefaction systems;
Familiarity with relevant standards and codes (ASME, HazLoc, UL);
Understanding of control and automation systems (I/O lists, consumption data, PID control);
Experience navigating regulatory frameworks for biogas, CO₂, pressure equipment, and gas systems in European and/or US markets;
Strong IT skills and experience with project management tools.