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Denmark world leader in solar heating plants

Producing high-quality bottled water is no easy task.

A new report published by, among others, the European Climate Foundation and Vattenfall, documents that biomass for heat and power holds a large, and sustainable, potential as a source of renewable...

Bornholm becomes test case for the intelligent power system of the future.

Vestas has received a 570 MW order for 190 V90-3.0 MW turbines for Terra-Gen’s Alta Wind Energy Center near Tehachapi, California, USA - marking Vestas' largest order for a single site.

A new waterworks is supplying 15,000 Wayúu people with desalinated drinking water in the Guajira province of North-East Colombia. Variable speed drives from Danfoss are saving 45% in energy.

In the beginning of November 2010 the “Global Green Growth 2010” conference will gather international business executives, politicians, officials, experts and opinion formers in Copenhagen to discu...

A delegation from the cities of Kaliningrad and Skt. Petersburg, Russia has paid a visit to the Danish city of Aarhus to experience the latest climate and energy technology.

On June 22nd, 2010, the Danish Energy Agency awarded DONG Energy the concession to build the next major offshore wind farm in Denmark off the Danish island of Anholt in the Kattegat.

The first phase of a European Environmental Technology Verification programme is now decided

A new cleantech business cooperation is underway between the City of Aarhus and its friendship city of Harbin, China. The official agreement will be signed during the visit by a delegation from Aar...

Vestas announces two very important R&D projects: Cost-effective deep water foundations for large offshore wind turbines and an Intelligent Energy Management System that will introduce energy stora...

An ABB condition management system provides the world’s most energy-efficient cruise liner with round-the-clock remote monitoring of its vital energy-saving electric propulsion systems.

Intelligent and cost efficient energy consumption is the future and the Danish company GridManager has fast become one of the world’s leading companies within the intelligent energy industry.

A pleasant indoor climate and no energy costs. This is a fact of life in the Zero+ house – the first home in Denmark that produces more power than is actually consumed.