Sneak peek behind the scenes
Last week, we had the pleasure of filming several of our products at this beautiful location.
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2026
New feature alert
Our masts now light up pink when struck by lightning.
Meet the team | Tim at DKW
People are at the core of what we do at DKW. From the partners and customers we work with, to the colleagues working behind the scenes to make every project run smoothly. That’s why we like to introduce the people behind DKW. This time around: Tim.
Project highlight | Datacentre campus grounding project
A large datacentre campus in the Netherlands, with around 15 linked buildings, needed a full lightning protection and grounding system. The challenge was clear: the installation had to meet both American and British standards, which differ from the systems normally used in the Netherlands. At the same time, reliability and uniformity across the whole campus were critical.
Light + Building Expo 2026
The Light + Building Expo is coming up again!
From the 8th till the 13th of March, the future of electrical infrastructure, building technology and safety systems is taking shape in Frankfurt.
Newsletter 2 - Inside DKW, from the field of grounding and lightning protection
In this edition of Inside DKW, we share a technical challenge from the field, highlight a product that adds real value in practice, and introduce one of the people behind our organisation. Short, practical insights from the field of grounding and lightning protection, ready to read in just a few minutes.
Meet the team | Lauren-Celeste at DKW
People play a vital role in everything we do at DKW. From the customers and partners we work with, to the colleagues who are always ready to deliver the service and support we stand for. That’s why we believe it’s important to put a face to DKW and introduce the people behind our work. And we are kicking off this series with Lauren-Celeste.
Project highlight | UK – Denmark interconnector
As part of an ongoing series reflecting on notable projects from recent years, we look back on Viking Link, the world's longest subsea and land interconnector completed in 2023 that connects the power grids of the United Kingdom and Denmark to facilitate cross-border electricity exchange.