Open Smart City 2012
Join us in Copenhagen on March 20-21st 2012 for world class international cleantech knowledge exchange and networking.
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Events
Demystify the US IP Process
07.02.12
- 07.02.12
The most comprehensive patent reform in six decades is about to be implemented in the USA and the Danish-American Business Forum is pleased to invite you to a seminar to learn more about the consequences this will have.
Smart Cities: Waste and Transport
07.02.12
- 07.02.12
Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster, DTU and DI hereby invite you to the second workshop regarding Smart Cities. This time the workshop will take a starting point in the different challenges posed by waste and transportation issues.
Renewables Networking Event
07.02.12
- 07.02.12
Networking event offering the opportunity to exchange ideas and business cards with up to 100 market players and investors from home and abroad.
Anglian Water Renewable Energy Summit
09.02.12
- 09.02.12
Having set the ambitious goal of generating 25% of their energy requirements from renewable energy sources by 2015, the Water Innovation Network is now inviting companies that can help optimise or provide new solutions for new renewable energy sources to attend the Anglian Water Renewable Energy Summit.
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Industry news
From Seaweed to Biofuels
02.02.12
A new research collaboration between Novozymes and Sea6 Energy will explore enzymatic technology to produce fuel ethanol, fine chemicals, and protein from seaweed.
Grundfos Doubles Turnover in Russia
02.02.12
Grundfos has such high ambitions in Russia that they want to double the turnover to 400 million Euro or 3 billion DKK in 2016. The growth must not take place through acquisitions.
DONG Energy Focuses its Demonstration Activities Within Wind Power
02.02.12
DONG Energy has decided to focus the company’s demonstration activities within wind turbine testing in Frederikshavn and Gunfleet (UK), and has consequently discontinued its demonstration project n...
Danish Energy Solutions Inspire Japanese Municipalities
01.02.12
After the giant earthquake in Northeastern Japan last spring, 70 per cent of the inhabited area of the coastal town Higashi-Matsushima was flooded and more than 1000 inhabitants lost their lives.
