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Christiania Energy relocates to new headquarters to support growing team

With its teams from Odense, Copenhagen, Golfe-Juan, and Dubai coming together more frequently, the new headquarters provides a larger and more functional environment.

Christiania Energy, a privately held Danish physical supply and trading company, on Tuesday (3 February) announced it has relocated its headquarters within Odense Harbour to better support the company’s growing team. 

“As our colleagues from Odense, Copenhagen, Golfe-Juan, and Dubai come together more frequently, our new headquarters provides a larger and more functional environment that fosters cross-functional collaboration and creates the ideal setting for our company,” the company said. 

“Our new sea-canal location in central Odense reflects our identity as a shipping and energy company, while offering an inspiring space to welcome colleagues and partners.”

The new address of Christiania Energy is:

Sverigesgade 5, 5, 5000, Odense C, Denmark

In October last year, the company announced the opening of its office in Dubai. The company also operates in France and Egypt. 

Related: Christiania Energy launches new office in Dubai

 

Photo credit: Christiania Energy
Published: 4 February, 2026

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