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In connection with his two-day visit to China Martin Lidegaard met with Mr. XIE Zhenhua – vice-minister for the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC). NDRC is a highly important and coordinating ministry responsible for the long-term economic development and reform process in China, including the country’s five-year plans and Chinas participation in the global climate negotiations....

During Martin Lidegaard’s two-day visit to China, seven Danish companies signed a strategic partnership agreement with Nanjing High Tech Zone. Nanjing is currently building a sustainable industrial park for biopharmaceutical companies.

In connection with his two-day visit to China Martin Lidegaard met with the Chinese minister of Science and Technology, Mr. WAN Gang. The meeting follows up on the Memorandum of Understanding signed with the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology during the Chinese President’s visit to Denmark in June 2012. The objective of the Memorandum of Understanding is to encourage Sino-Danish...

During his two-day visit to China Martin Lidegaard met with his Chinese colleague minister for energy Mr. LIU Tienan. The objective of the meeting was to follow up on the Memorandum of Understanding signed by the minister and the Chinese ministry for energy, the “National Energy Administration” in June 2012 during President HU Jintao’s visit to Denmark. The Memorandum of Understanding...

In connection with his two-day visit to China Martin Lidegaard met with the vice-president for Chinas national transmission company, Mr. SHUAI Junqing. At the meeting the two parties exchanged views on China’s energy policy development and the Sino-Danish energy cooperation, including possible future cooperation areas between the Danish Energinet.dk and State Grid.

Today, the Danish Energy Agency publish a new booklet on Danish energy policy.

High share of renewable energy and focus on CO2-reduction. These are the main drivers for an ambitious scenario study launched by the Chinese National Renewable Energy Centre (CNREC) and the Danish Energy Agency.

Green exports accounted for DKK 80 bn., which is 10.4% of total Danish exports, and 8.5% of employees in Danish enterprises are involved in green production in 2010.

Week 46 the Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Building incl. Danish Energy Agency attended several high-level energy meetings in Beijing. The delegation was led by Head of Department in the Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Building, Morten Bæk.

Week 46 the Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Building incl. Danish Energy Agency attended several high-level energy meetings in Beijing. The delegation was led by Head of Department in the Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Building, Morten Bæk.