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Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Building
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Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Building
The Ministry is responsible for administering energy supply and usage legislation, national geological surveys in Denmark and Greenland, and meteorology.
The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Building is made up of the Department, GEUS, DMI, the Danish Energy Agency, the Energy Board of Appeals, the Danish Energy Savings Trust, Energinet.dk, the Danish Building Agency and the North Sea Partner.
The Danish Ministry of Climate and Energy was established on 23rd November 2007. The Ministry was created as a part of the Danish government's increased efforts to promote a greener and more sustainable society. These efforts include a governmental goal that Denmark one day becomes independent of fossil fuels.
The Ministry was created as a way to facilitate the achievement of these goals, while at the same time ensuring that Denmark contributes to global efforts to reduce CO2 emissions.
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Securing Denmark’s energy future
The Danish Government’s plan "Our Future Energy" seeks to create green growth and help the country convert to 100 percent renewable energy use by 2050 Nov9 Smart Grid Network shows way to 50% wind power
Last year, the Smart Grid Network was asked to come up with recommendations for how Denmark’s power grid could accommodate levels of wind power approaching 50 percent of total electricity generation. Nov9 2012 budget reinvigorates energy research
The proposed 2012 budget calls for the allocation of an additional DKK 439 million for research, development and the demonstration of new energy technology. More News
The Danish Government’s plan "Our Future Energy" seeks to create green growth and help the country convert to 100 percent renewable energy use by 2050 Nov9 Smart Grid Network shows way to 50% wind power
Last year, the Smart Grid Network was asked to come up with recommendations for how Denmark’s power grid could accommodate levels of wind power approaching 50 percent of total electricity generation. Nov9 2012 budget reinvigorates energy research
The proposed 2012 budget calls for the allocation of an additional DKK 439 million for research, development and the demonstration of new energy technology. More News
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- Public Sector
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- Government Ministry