Follow The Money

Energreen is struggling to find new investors due to the article written by Mia, who was hit by a car and put in the hospital. Claudia almost destroys Energreen's chances at gaining investors, but is able to convince her lover Tobias to tell his firm to invest. Alf and Mads return home after discovering Energreen's Poland lab was dismantled and its research moved to India. Nicky seeks a buyer for the notebook he 'found' with the cash through Erik, expecting another fortune, but they are shot at.

Nicky and Bimse have a hard time dealing with wounded "accountant" Erik, forced to take some of Jan's money to pay for a doctor, which ultimately ends in a brutal confrontation. Energreen's stock exchange launch is an instant hit. The justice ministry blackmails the police over budget cuts to push the Energreen case, so Mads and Alf must push whistle-blower Jens Kristian to take crazy risks to prove Sander's part, incriminating Claudia simultaneously.

Jens Kristian and Claudia set a trap to make Sander the CEO sign a new dummy corporation contract, but he only pretends to. Sander's henchman calls in his favor on Nicky and Bimse for saving them, so they agree to plant a document in Jens Kristian's apartment. The whistle-blower is now fired and expelled from the firm by Claudia, who has chosen Sander's side, trying to avoid jail, getting her more entrenched in Energreen's wrongdoings.

With Mia dead and Jens discredited, Alf considers the case hopeless, but Mads insists to work out the real accounts, which show that Energreen is virtually broke. Mads sneakily gets a major creditor — a bank he tips off illegally — to file a claim leading to bankruptcy with Claudia's counter-bluff failing. Sander's Swedish hitman finds out that Nicky and Bimse sold the computer for two million Euro and demands the cash, leading to Bimse knocking him out.