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Utility Account Brief

HOFOR: Utility Account Brief

HOFOR invested DKK 3,411 million across its businesses in FY2025 and expects that level to continue, but much of its near-term work is already with consortia: three are negotiating the DKK 1.9 billion Svanemøllen tunnel contract. The open entry points for suppliers are the remaining waterworks (Islev out to tender, Gørløse in design), the Thorsbro PFAS add-on, the Spangen basins and a heat-pump programme targeting 300 MW by 2035.

Geography
Greater Copenhagen, Denmark
Evidence current to
13 November 2026
Format
PDF
Length
11 pages
Edition
November 2026, First edition
Price
USD 499
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Executive overview

Key findings

DKK 3,411 million: group investment in tangible fixed assets in FY2025, up from DKK 3,065 million in FY2024 (all businesses)

5 of 8: new waterworks in operation as of August 2026; Regnemark is due in 2028 and the programme in 2032

DKK 1.9 billion: estimated value of the Svanemøllen Cloudburst Tunnel main contract (SST04); three consortia bidding, no award

DKK 700 million, maximum DKK 900 million: the district heating steel-works framework tendered on 22 April 2026

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Buyer relevance

Who the report is for

Water treatment and process equipment suppliers

Position for Islev, Gørløse and the Thorsbro PFAS add-on in a waterworks programme running to 2032.

Tunnelling and civil subcontractors

Identify the three consortia negotiating the DKK 1.9 billion SST04 contract and approach them before the award expected in summer or August 2027.

Heat pump, boiler and thermal storage vendors

Follow Herjedalgade (DKK 350 million), Sundkrogsgade (DKK 411 million in current prices) and the planned DKK 1.5 billion Svanemølle Energicentral.

Bid and business development teams new to Denmark

Learn HOFOR's channels: EU-Supply buyer profile 338688, negotiated procedures under section 61(1) and frameworks for up to 5 participants.

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Decision scope

Questions answered

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How much does HOFOR invest each year?

Group investment in tangible fixed assets was DKK 3,411 million in FY2025, up from DKK 3,065 million in FY2024, across all its businesses.

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Is the Svanemøllen tunnel contract still open?

Only to the three prequalified consortia; SST04 is estimated at DKK 1.9 billion over 104 months and no award has been made.

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Where does HOFOR publish tenders?

On TED and EU-Supply, where HOFOR A/S's buyer profile is company ID 338688; the 2026 steel-works framework was estimated at DKK 700 million, maximum DKK 900 million.

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Which waterworks contracts are still to come?

As of August 2026, 5 of 8 new waterworks were running; Islev was out to tender, Gørløse in design and Regnemark due in 2028.

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How does HOFOR borrow?

Through KommuneKredit and credit institutions; total liabilities fell by DKK 3,050.7 million in 2025 to DKK 21,107.8 million.

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Inside the report

Inside the complete report

1. The Account at a Glance

2. Organisation and Decision-Making

3. Financial Position

4. Priorities and Pressures

5. How HOFOR Buys

6. Opportunity Register

7. Commercial Priorities: Where to Focus First

8. Watch List: What to Monitor and What to Do

Source Register

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Public preview

What to watch next

Svanemøllen SST04 award (summer or August 2027)

The largest published contract value (DKK 1.9 billion estimated); three consortia are negotiating.

Cloudburst deadline bill (expected December 2026)

Decides whether about 20–25 cancelled projects return.

2027 tariffs and revenue-cap decision

Sets how much HOFOR Vand København can recover.

FY2026 annual report

Shows whether investment stays above DKK 3 billion.

Sample page · page 7 of 11

The Opportunity Register: each HOFOR project with its procurement status, contractors, supplier categories and route in.

Landscape report page with a table listing the Svanemøllen tunnel, Islev, Thorsbro, Gørløse, Regnemark, Tinghøj and Spangen projects, their status, stage, contractors, supplier categories, next milestones and access routes.

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Included

What you receive

The complete PDF report: 11 pages, 9 sections, 6 tables and a register of 20 sources.

This edition

November 2026, First edition.

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Evidence & method

Evidence and method

HOFOR Forsyning Holding P/S annual reports for FY2020–FY2025, HOFOR's August 2026 project status note and its 2025–2026 press releases. EU tender notices on TED, Copenhagen Municipality council and briefing papers, and the Danish Water Regulatory Authority's revenue-cap decisions.

Sources

20 sources, listed in the report's source register. Evidence current to 13 November 2026. Principal data periods: FY2025 annual report of HOFOR Forsyning Holding P/S (year ended 31 December 2025); 2026 tenders and project status to August–October 2026. Project and procurement status re-checked against public sources on 13 November 2026. All currency is Danish kroner (DKK; kr.)..

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Lead analyst

Robert C. Brears

Founder, Our Future Water Intelligence

Robert C. Brears is a water-security specialist and author whose work examines utility governance, infrastructure investment, climate resilience and long-term water-system change for executive and policy audiences.

  • Decision-focused utility intelligence
  • Published water-policy author
  • Evidence-grounded system analysis

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Buyer FAQs

Before you purchase

Who can use the report?

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How is the report delivered?

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Can my organization buy wider access?

Institutional purchasing: For invoice enquiries, multi-organization licensing or broader access requirements, contact Our Future Water Intelligence.

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HOFOR: Utility Account Brief

Format
PDF
Length
11 pages
Edition
November 2026, First edition
Price
USD 499
Secure Stripe checkout · your paid edition is delivered privately in this browser.

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Report details

Publication details

Publisher
Our Future Water Intelligence
Report family
Utility Account Brief
Edition
November 2026, First edition
Format
PDF
Length
11 pages
Reference
OFW_EXT_HOFOR_UTILITY_ACCOUNT_BRIEF_88e9110c9e3b
Evidence current to
13 November 2026

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