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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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  1. Global Cooperation
    The 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.
  2. Country Cooperation
    Geographically the Danish Energy Agency’s assistance initiative covers different countries around the world.
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  1. Thor offshore wind farm
    Find information on current issues related to the tender of Thor
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    Find information on current issues related to the tender of Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm
  3. Denmark's Energy Islands
    The 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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    Here you will find the monthly and annual energy statistics.
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    The Danish Energy Agency and Energinet.dk publish catalogues of technology data for energy technologies.
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    The production data is based on reports which the operators in the Danish part of the North Sea send to the Danish Energy Agency on a monthly basis.
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    Read about ongoing off-shore projects, procedures, permits, the Intergovernmental Offshore Wind Forum and more.
  2. Bioenergy
    Learn more about the production and use of biomass and biogas in Denmark
  3. Solar Energy
    Solar power can contribute to make Denmark independent of fossil fuels by 2050.
  4. Geothermal Energy
    A licence from the state is required for the exploration and produ.ction of geothermal energy. The DEA issues licences for geothermal plants.
  1. Global Green Transition
    1. Global Cooperation
      The 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.
    2. Country Cooperation
      Geographically the Danish Energy Agency’s assistance initiative covers different countries around the world.
  2. Energy and Climate Politics
    1. Danish climate policies
      The 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.
    2. Energy & Climate Politics
    3. 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.
    4. Denmark's Energy and Climate Outlook
      DECO19 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.
  3. Ongoing Offshore Tenders
    1. Thor offshore wind farm
      Find information on current issues related to the tender of Thor
    2. Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm
      Find information on current issues related to the tender of Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm
    3. Denmark's Energy Islands
      The world’s first energy islands will be constructed in Denmark, exploiting our immense wind resources in the North and Baltic seas.
  4. Data and Statistics
    1. Annual and monthly statistics
      Here you will find the monthly and annual energy statistics.
    2. Technology Data
      The Danish Energy Agency and Energinet.dk publish catalogues of technology data for energy technologies.
    3. Oil and gas production data
      The production data is based on reports which the operators in the Danish part of the North Sea send to the Danish Energy Agency on a monthly basis.
  5. Renewable energy
    1. Wind Power
      Read about ongoing off-shore projects, procedures, permits, the Intergovernmental Offshore Wind Forum and more.
    2. Bioenergy
      Learn more about the production and use of biomass and biogas in Denmark
    3. Solar Energy
      Solar power can contribute to make Denmark independent of fossil fuels by 2050.
    4. Geothermal Energy
      A 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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Figure: Danish Energy Agency.
25. November 2021

The Danish Energy Agency invites bidders to draw lots to identify the bid winner for Thor Offshore Wind Farm

The Danish Energy Agency invites a number of bidders to draw lots to identify the winner for Thor Offshore Wind Farm, as more than one bidder has offered the minimum price of 0,01 øre/kWh and largest wind farm capacity.
Beijing. Photo: Colourbox
10. November 2021

Wind and solar power will beat coal in the battle for Chinas energy transformation

In 2060, wind and solar power will supply more than 90 per cent of the energy needed for the Chinese society, and coal will be out. The China Energy Transformation Outlook 2021 summary presents pathways for achieving China’s targets to peak CO2 emissions before 2030 and reach carbon neutrality before 2060. Besides the shift to renewables, energy efficiency will be a key pillar to decouple energy demand from Chinas economic growth.
Photo: Lars Schmidt.
27. October 2021

Technology neutral tender 2021 completed

The technology neutral tender round for 2021, which had an overall cap of DKK 1.2 billion, has now been completed. There were no bids in this year’s tender round.
Figure: Danish Energy Agency.
8. October 2021

Invitation to technical dialogue regarding the soft seabed found at the site for Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm

The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) and Energinet invite potential developers to dive into the seabed-data and to contribute with their assessment of whether Hesselø OWF is still attractive to establish within the current framework set for the project.
Photo: Nord Stream 2 AG
4. October 2021

Nord Stream 2 – pipeline B can be put into operation

Nord Stream 2 AG has now fulfilled all conditions in order to put pipeline B into operation
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