European Energy A/S

Vice President, Global Stakeholder Relations

Join European Energy in Gentofte as Vice President, Global Stakeholder Relations. Lead regulatory affairs, communications, and branding to strengthen the company’s global presence in renewable energy. This leadership role offers the chance to influence policy and build key stakeholder relationships while working in a purpose-driven environment.
European Energy A/S
European Energy A/S
Gentofte, Denmark On-site Full time UTC+01:00

European Energy A/S

Company Overview

European Energy A/S

Søborg, Denmark

2004

Approximately 800 employees globally (source: europeanenergy.com).

What They Do

European Energy A/S specializes in the development of renewable energy projects, including solar energy, wind energy, and Power-to-X technologies. Since 2021, the company has expanded its focus to include the production of green hydrogen and e-methanol, making it a key player in the international renewable energy market (source: europeanenergy.com). Their services range from greenfield projects to full project management, including permitting, engineering design, procurement, and operation and maintenance of solar power plants (source: europeanenergy.com). Target markets include both Europe and North America, where they offer long-term investments and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to businesses (source: eenorthamerica.com). In North America, they currently have 3 GW of projects under development with a goal of reaching 10 GW by 2027, which is equivalent to powering 7.5 million homes (source: eenorthamerica.com).

Projects & Achievements

The company has completed notable projects, including Denmark's first green hydrogen plant, inaugurated in 2024, as well as the world's first large-scale commercial e-methanol plant called Kassø, also in Denmark (source: europeanenergy.com). European Energy has a development pipeline of over 66 GW in solar, wind, and energy storage, as well as 15 GWh in BESS projects (source: europeanenergy.com). In the USA, they have 3 GW of projects in various stages of development aiming to reach 10 GW by 2027 (source: eenorthamerica.com). The company works closely with local developers and investors to secure land rights and execute projects efficiently (source: europeanenergy.com). Their geographical presence is strong in Denmark and Europe, with active expansion into North America, including planned offices in Washington D.C. and Austin, Texas (source: eenorthamerica.com).

Recent Developments

In the past two years, European Energy inaugurated its first green hydrogen plant in Denmark in 2024, followed by the launch of the Kassø e-methanol plant, marking the world's first large-scale commercial operation of its kind (source: europeanenergy.com). The company has also completed several development agreements and has undergone a quiet ownership transition, where founder Knud Erik Andersen has included his children as passive owners (source: energywatch.com). No specific information has been disclosed regarding acquisitions, mergers, or funding rounds in the available sources for 2024-2025.

Working There

European Energy offers a wide range of roles within the project lifecycle, including development, engineering, procurement, project management, and operation and maintenance of solar power plants (source: europeanenergy.com). Hiring is active in Søborg, Denmark, and there are plans to hire locally in North America to support projects towards the 10 GW goal (source: eenorthamerica.com). With around 800 employees globally as of mid-2024, the company contributes to new American jobs through its investments in the USA (source: europeanenergy.com). The company culture is characterized by a strong track record in contract management and full-cycle expertise, led by CEO Knud Erik Andersen, who holds a master's degree in engineering from the Technical University of Denmark (source: europeanenergy.com). No specific benefits packages have been documented in the sources.


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Job Description

Would you like to shape the external environment for one of Europe's most ambitious renewable energy companies? As Vice President, Global Stakeholder Relations you will drive our regulatory affairs and communications efforts at European Energy.

At European Energy, we are accelerating the green transition through renewable energy, Power-to-X, and energy storage solutions. We are looking for a Vice President, Stakeholder Relations to strengthen European Energy's brand, reputation and stakeholder relationships globally, while helping create the conditions that enable the green transition to accelerate.

This is a strategically important leadership role with responsibility for Regulatory Affairs, Public Affairs, Branding, Marketing, Events and Corporate Communications. Reporting directly to the CEO, you will help shape the external conditions that enable our business to grow while ensuring that European Energy remains a trusted and influential voice in the energy transition.

Your role

As VP, Global Stakeholder Relations, you will be responsible for shaping how European Energy is perceived across markets, stakeholders, and society. You will lead the development of a strong and differentiated corporate position that supports growth, attracts partners and talent, strengthens stakeholder trust, and supports our long-term business ambitions.

By overseeing Regulatory Affairs, Public Affairs, Marketing, Branding, Events, and Corporate Communications, you are creating alignment across these disciplines to ensure that European Energy speaks with one clear voice and builds lasting relationships with customers, policymakers, investors, communities, and industry partners.

A central part of the role will be to anticipate, understand, and influence regulatory developments affecting renewable energy, Power-to-X, electricity markets, permitting, and infrastructure development and connect this with commercial decisions and opportunities. You will ensure that regulatory and political developments are translated into actionable insights for the business and represented effectively in relevant policy discussions.

You will lead an international team covering regulatory affairs, public affairs, marketing and communications and work closely with Executive Management, commercial teams, sustainability, project development, and country organisations across the company.

Key responsibilities include

  • Defining and executing European Energy's global corporate affairs and stakeholder management strategy.
  • Strengthen and protect the European Energy brand across markets by building trusted relationships with regulators, policymakers, industry associations, and other key stakeholders.
  • Monitoring and influencing policy and regulatory developments across our markets.
  • Advising Executive Management on stakeholder, regulatory, and geopolitical developments that may impact the business.
  • Leading the company's marketing, communications, events, public affairs, and regulatory affairs activities
  • Leading European Energy's corporate communications agenda, including strategic positioning, reputation management, executive communications, and external messaging.
  • Ensuring a strong and consistent corporate narrative across markets, stakeholders, and communication channels.
  • Supporting the company's visibility and thought leadership on the future of energy, electrification, Power-to-X, and the green transition.
  • Ensuring consistent positioning and messaging across regions, markets, and communication channels.
  • Build and develop a high-performing international team.

What we are looking for

You bring substantial leadership experience from a senior role within regulatory affairs, corporate communication, public affairs, or a related field in the energy sector or another highly regulated industry.

You combine a strong understanding of regulatory and political processes with the ability to think and act commercially in a dynamic international environment.

We imagine that you:

  • Have extensive experience navigating in complex stakeholder groups (financial institutions, investors, policymakers and regulators), and engaging with them.
  • Understand the energy sector and the opportunities and challenges shaping the green transition.
  • Have led corporate communications, corporate affairs, or reputation management activities at a strategic level.
  • Are skilled at translating complex issues into clear and compelling messages for diverse audiences.
  • Have experience advising senior executives and working closely with leadership teams.
  • Are an inspiring leader who creates alignment and collaboration across functions and geographies.

Join us

This is an opportunity to take on a highly visible leadership role at the intersection of business, policy, and communications.

At European Energy, you will join a company driven by purpose, ambition, and the belief that renewable energy is key to creating a better future. We offer a collaborative and entrepreneurial environment where talented people are empowered to make a real impact and where decisions are made close to the business.

Together, we are enabling the power of tomorrow, today.

In case you have any questions please reach out to Head of Talent Acquisition, Mads Nygaard, [email protected].

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About the role

July 14, 2026

July 20, 2026

Full time

On-site

Company

Energy Storage

European Energy A/S

europeanenergy.com

  •  Gentofte, Denmark

Substantial leadership experience in regulatory affairs or corporate communication

UTC+01:00