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The Danish Wind Industry Association Launches Mindblowing Denmark

By State of Green | [email protected]

14 February 2012

Introducing visitors to Denmark

The Danish Wind Industry Association have developed a number of Mindblowing Denmark activities that will introduce visitors to wind power in Denmark in the days leading up to and during your visit to EWEA 2012. Activities such as business delegations, conferences, public activities and State of Green Tours will provide visitors with a range of opportunities in the days leading up to EWEA 2012 and during the wind energy event.

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What is so special about Denmark?

Denmark is the world leader in wind power and has been so for more than thirty years. Today Denmark is one of the most favorable places to invest in facilities focused on development of wind power, such as R&D, testing, quality production etc.

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Being the world’s wind power hub, no country in Europe seems more suitable to host an event such as EWEA 2012. Denmark is the most ambitious country in Europe when it comes to wind power. In 2020, 50 percent of the electricity consumption will be covered by wind power. This transition of the entire electrical power system will only add to the Danish capabilities and manifests that Denmark is an ideal place for future wind investments.

Source: Danish Wind Industry Association

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