Denmark is no longer self-sufficient in energy
Press Release:
China: District heating in China – from a Danish perspective
China is rapidly becoming the world’s largest market for district heating (DH) technologies. But China is also facing several challenges. Danish companies and authorities have committed themselves to assist the ongoing Chinese efforts to develop the DH sector in a sustainable and cost-effective manner.
China: Cooperation improves energy efficiency policy
On Tuesday February 25 the Danish Energy Agency (DEA) met with the Chinese National Energy Conservation Center (NECC) in Beijing to discuss the implementation and future work programme for a co-operation agreement that was signed in June 2013. A major focus for this agreement is energy efficiency policy.
China: Joint Sino-Danish Nordic Built Retrofit-demonstration project initiated
Energy use in buildings: China’s ministry for Housing and Urban-Rural Development and the Danish Ministry for Climate, Energy, and Building/Danish Energy Agency have taken steps to initiate a joint Sino-Danish “Nordic Built” retrofit demonstration project in China. The demonstration project is going to showcase how state of the art energy efficiency standards and solutions applied in Denmark...
China: Research, Innovation and Development projects well underway
Since early 2013, 12 Sino-Danish projects have focussed on research, innovation and development within sustainability and green energy technology.
Mexico: Workshop on Energy Planning, Scenario Development and Modelling in Mexico
Issues and challenges in the Mexican power sector were discussed during a two day workshop on energy planning, scenario development and modelling hosted by Mexico’s secretariat of Energy (SENER) in mid-February.
China: Sino-Danish project develops generic guidelines on renewable energy heating in China
In the cold and windy Heilongjiang province in north-eastern China, the Danish Energy Agency and the Chinese National Energy Authority are co-operating on a green district heating project. The project’s findings show great potential in energy renewables.
China: China’s climate and energy policies
In order to keep track with high economic growth rates, China’s energy sector has grown at a rapid pace and the energy consumption has increased fivefold in the last 30 years. But China has set ambitious and progressive energy goals to meet the challenges.
China: Danish Minister and Parliamentarians visit China focussing on Sustainable Energy
The now former Danish Minister for Climate, Energy and Building, Mr Martin Lidegaard visited China with a group of nine Danish parliamentarians during the second week of January.