Ørsted Services A/SSkærbækTED
Tender for a Billing Solution for Denmark
Ørsted is looking for a standardized Solution designed to manage the settlement and billing of electricity and natural gas customers in Denmark. Ørsted Erhverv supplies approximately 35.000 Danish companies with approximately 70.000 meters or electricity and 4000 for gas, and we offer different solutions ranging from automated selfservice...
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- Ørsted Services A/S
- Published:
- August 16, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
- Topic:
- ERP Systems
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Ørsted is looking for a standardized Solution designed to manage the settlement and billing of electricity and natural gas customers in Denmark. Ørsted Erhverv supplies approximately 35.000 Danish companies with approximately 70.000 meters or electricity and 4000 for gas, and we offer different solutions ranging from automated selfservice solutions to smaller companies to individually tailored solutions to heavy energy consumers. The Solution must also be able to handle business customers which are under “privatkunde retslige vilkår” /Compliant to B2C customers.
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