News and press
News and press
The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) attended the first steering committee meeting of the Ukrainian-Danish Energy Centre (UDEC) on the 17th September in Kiev. The main purpose of the meeting was to initiate the implementation phase for the cooperation on UDEC between Denmark and Ukraine.
Recently, the Danish Energy Agency issued a publication on Danish experiences with district heating in cooperation with State of Green and Danish Board of District Heating. The work, which is available in English and Chinese, has been defined as the best publication currently available because it gives a good overview of the historical development of District heating, the regulatory framework...
As partner in the program, the Danish Energy Agency would like to welcome everyone to the CIFF's brand new website: ‘Boosting RE as part of China’s energy revolution’
Announcement of a call for tender for a new project is now announced in South Africa.
The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) is sharing Danish experiences on integrating renewable energy into the power system, with its emerging partner economies. In China several years of cooperation has shown remarkable results. Now a similar cooperation has been initiated in Vietnam.
Germany and Denmark are both pursuing an ambitious energy transition. This fosters a strong Danish-German collaboration on energy matters between authorities, companies and researchers. Collaboration is now taking shape between authorities and companies in North Rhine-Westphalia and Denmark.
A workshop for Ukrainian and Danish participants, with focus on data in relation to the energy balance in Ukraine was hosted by the Danish Energy Agency on August 17, 2015. The visit is part of the inception phase of the Ukrainian-Danish energy cooperation, which supports Ukraine in strengthening energy planning and policy.
2 July, the first Management Committee Meeting under the CIFF composition (CNREC, CIFF, NREL and DEA) was held at CNREC’s premises in Beijing. The meeting covered the main priorities for next year’s work programme including the upcoming Policy Suggestion Report in the autumn, which will serve as input to the next - and 13th - five-year plan in China.
