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Working for a
sustainable future - In Denmark and globally
Our areas of responsibility
At the Danish Energy Agency, we are making a difference every day – in Denmark and in countries all over the world. We view climate change as the biggest challenge we are facing. We know we need to be ambitious and innovative in our approach to climate change mitigation.
Our goal is a well-planned green transition with Denmark leading the way, sharing Danish experiences and solutions globally.
Read more about our work.
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Global CooperationThe Danish Energy Agency's Global Cooperation partner with other countries and share the Danish experiences on shaping an energy system that combines a green, low-carbon and reliable energy supply with economic growth.
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Country CooperationGeographically the Danish Energy Agency’s assistance initiative covers different countries around the world.
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Danish climate policiesThe Danish policies on climate change mitigation is driven partly by compliance with international climate obligations, and partly by achieving national targets in the energy sector.
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Energy & Climate Politics
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EU Energy Union – Denmark’s National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP)Read Denmark's National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) for the period 2020-2030.
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Denmark's Energy and Climate OutlookDECO19 is a technical assessment of how Denmark’s energy consumption and production, as well as Denmark’s greenhouse gas emissions, will evolve over the period up to 2030.
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Thor offshore wind farmFind information on current issues related to the tender of Thor
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Hesselø Offshore Wind FarmFind information on current issues related to the tender of Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm
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Denmark's Energy IslandsThe world’s first energy islands will be constructed in Denmark, exploiting our immense wind resources in the North and Baltic seas.
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Offshore Wind PowerRead about ongoing off-shore projects, procedures, permits, the Intergovernmental Offshore Wind Forum and more.
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BioenergyLearn more about the production and use of biomass and biogas in Denmark
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Solar EnergySolar power can contribute to make Denmark independent of fossil fuels by 2050.
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Geothermal EnergyA licence from the state is required for the exploration and produ.ction of geothermal energy. The DEA issues licences for geothermal plants.
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Global Green Transition
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Global CooperationThe Danish Energy Agency's Global Cooperation partner with other countries and share the Danish experiences on shaping an energy system that combines a green, low-carbon and reliable energy supply with economic growth.
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Country CooperationGeographically the Danish Energy Agency’s assistance initiative covers different countries around the world.
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Energy and Climate Politics
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Danish climate policiesThe Danish policies on climate change mitigation is driven partly by compliance with international climate obligations, and partly by achieving national targets in the energy sector.
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Energy & Climate Politics
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EU Energy Union – Denmark’s National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP)Read Denmark's National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) for the period 2020-2030.
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Denmark's Energy and Climate OutlookDECO19 is a technical assessment of how Denmark’s energy consumption and production, as well as Denmark’s greenhouse gas emissions, will evolve over the period up to 2030.
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Ongoing Offshore Tenders
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Thor offshore wind farmFind information on current issues related to the tender of Thor
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Hesselø Offshore Wind FarmFind information on current issues related to the tender of Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm
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Denmark's Energy IslandsThe world’s first energy islands will be constructed in Denmark, exploiting our immense wind resources in the North and Baltic seas.
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- Data and Statistics
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Renewable energy
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Offshore Wind PowerRead about ongoing off-shore projects, procedures, permits, the Intergovernmental Offshore Wind Forum and more.
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BioenergyLearn more about the production and use of biomass and biogas in Denmark
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Solar EnergySolar power can contribute to make Denmark independent of fossil fuels by 2050.
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Geothermal EnergyA licence from the state is required for the exploration and produ.ction of geothermal energy. The DEA issues licences for geothermal plants.
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Nyheder
28. June 2024
The competitive bidding process for the new CCS Fund, providing funds for approximately DKK 28 billion over 16 years, is now being opened with the publication of the public consultation material. Capture and storage of CO2 is considered crucial for meeting Denmark’s climate targets.
25. June 2024
The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities and the Danish Energy Agency invite all actors to attend the presentation of the draft tender material for the Danish CCS Fund Friday the 28th of June at 08:30-09:30 am.
20. June 2024
The Danish subsoil is particularly well suited for carbon storage, and this can help prevent global warming. The Danish Energy Agency has recommended that the Minister for Climate, Energy and Utilities grant three licenses to explore the Danish onshore subsoil for carbon storage potentials. If further investigations confirm that the subsoil is suitable for safe onshore carbon storage, as expected, the licensees can later apply for a license to commence storage.
13. May 2024
Plan for Program Bornholm Energy Island sets the framework for the future Energy Island at Bornholm and the adjacent coastal areas. Bornholm Energy Island consist of an offshore wind farm south of Bornholm as well as high-voltage installations on Bornholm and Zealand. The energy island will have a capacity of up to 3.8 GW and will thus play an important role in the phasing out of fossil energy sources.
24. April 2024
The procurement procedure being announced by the Danish Energy Agency could entail a massive increase in Danish offshore wind capacity. The procurement procedure will enable establishment of a minimum of 6 GW offshore wind power, to be completed in 2030.