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2010
  • Climate & Energy Minister moves on to the offensive, pushing business agreements on cleantech (23.08.10)
    Last month, Climate & Energy Minister Lykke Friis signed agreements with Mexico and Russia on cooperation on the areas of climate and energy. It will benefit the Danish cleantech sector, the minister says.
  • Could your business use an upcoming consultant with focus on International Entrepreneurship? (20.07.10)
    Once again, CBS has arranged the programme “Internship in International Entrepreneurship”.
  • Danish world class wind research facilities (19.07.10)
    New test centre at Odense Steel Shipyard is to contribute significantly to retaining the development and wind turbine production in Denmark as well as strengthen Danish competencies and competitiveness, Risø Director assesses.
  • Kick-off for Green Labs DK (28.06.10)
    Applications for Green Labs are now open for all types of climate technologies that can help make Denmark independent of fossil fuels. Green Labs DK Secretariat expects to make a commitment of DKK 130 million in this first round.
  • Great opportunities for smaller firms (28.06.10)
    DTU's many start-up projects can benefit CCC’s members. Business Developer at DTU Nanotech sees CCC as the natural gateway to many potential partners and new products.
  • Vestas still leads (31.03.10)
    Despite a significantly different competitive situation, and lost market shares, Vestas still leads the wind turbine market.
  • 28 million Euros for Danish Green Labs (25.03.10)
    In pursuance of its Green Vision, the Danish Government aims to turn Denmark into a "laboratory for green technologies" with the best possible framework conditions for the business community throughout the innovation chain; from new ideas in R&D to demonstration and proof of concepts to commercialisation.
  • The Danish government commits itself to green summits and laboratoriesThe Danish government commits itself to green summits and laboratories (17.03.10)
    DKK 210 million over a three year period and an annual summit, which will be the green answer to the economists’ Davos. These are two of the proposals presented by the government after its last Growth Forum meeting.
  • Another three years for electric carsAnother three years for electric cars (16.03.10)
    Electric cars have been given three extra tax-free years in Denmark. The postponement has pleased Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster, who would have preferred a longer deadline.
  • EU gives go-ahead to Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster (10.02.10)
    Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster has received an official pledge on EU funds and has thus been given the go-ahead for the largest Danish Structural Funds project ever.
  • Denmark ranked no. 1 in the Clean Economy (28.01.10)
    Recently, strategy consultants Roland Berger issued a report entitled “Clean Economy, Living Planet” which placed Denmark no. 1 in terms of cleantech sales as a percentage of GDP – more than 3%.
  • Lessons from Masdar (25.01.10)
    The COP15 talks in Copenhagen ended with an agreement which was ‘noted’ but not agreed on by the Confederation of Parties.
  • CCC to participate in world’s biggest Energy Summit (07.01.10)
    Leading world players are meeting at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi to share the latest know-how and technologies within renewable energy. And Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster is taking part in order to establish contacts and maintain Copenhagen’s position on the international stage.
2009
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