Danish Electricity Seller Velkommen Goes Bankrupt: What Local Residents Should Do
Danish electricity retailer Velkommen has declared bankruptcy after years of customer complaints. Power supply to Copenhagen homes remains safe, but customers should check their accounts.
2026年8月7日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /Danish electricity provider Velkommen has declared bankruptcy. The company was a major power seller in Denmark. It faced years of complaints from customers. People reported misleading sales tactics and payment disputes. Many customers struggled to get back money owed to them.
- Electricity company Velkommen has officially declared bankruptcy.
- Electricity supply to homes will continue without interruption.
- Customers owed money must file a claim with the bankruptcy estate.
- Residents should check bank accounts and cancel direct debits to Velkommen.
- You can select a new electricity supplier using Elpris.dk.
Power supply in Copenhagen will not stop. Danish laws protect consumers when a power company fails. Local grid operators keep power flowing to every home. You will not face sudden blackouts.
Affected customers should take a few practical steps. If the company owes you money, file a claim with the bankruptcy estate. Check your bank account for recent automatic payment deductions. Cancel any active automatic payment agreements with this seller. Save all your past bills and receipts for proof.
Energy bills in Denmark combine energy prices, grid fees, and taxes. You can compare rates and select a new electricity supplier online at Elpris.dk.
Source: The Copenhagen Post


