Long term cost savings can easily be obtained by implementing energy saving technologies and routines. Energy use in buildings, industrial processes and transportation has a great potential for minimizing the use of energy. Such a reduction will result in lower costs and greenhouse gas emissions and often increasing comfort.
Energy efficiency in buildings
In the effort to further increase comfort, reduce energy costs and minimize greenhouse gas emission, researchers and companies in Denmark are continually striving to develop new and innovative technologies to save energy in buildings.
Cost reductions in industrial processes
Energy conservation in industrial processes offers great cost reduction potential. It is even possible to make these types of energy conservations without having to make huge investments. By entering into agreements with Energy Service Companies (ESCO), the investment cost can be paid back through the future energy savings.
Efficiency through changed behaviour
Energy efficiency does not only come down to the use of technology. A great deal can be achieved through behavioral change. Increased awareness of how energy is used can directly result in an improved bottom line. For decades, Denmark has worked on shifting public opinion toward consciousness about energy conservation. Together with a political framework that encourages energy savings, this has resulted in Denmark being able to keep energy consumption stable while increasing GDP.
Thus, using energy more efficiently in both housing and production is an obvious step towards becoming independent of limited energy resources such as fossil fuels. And there is a large potential for doing just that. Saving energy in buildings B...
Read on about Energy EfficiencyIn a frank report, Maersk Line casts light on the impacts of global container shipping and trade, both good and bad.
Read on about A Call for Transparency and...In 2011, the export of Danish energy technologies increased by 18 percent. The export of Danish energy technologies is now equivalent to 10,5 percent of all Danish exports of goods.
Read on about Export of Danish Energy Tec...With European Union output still 2% lower than pre‐crisis levels and 16 of 27 Member States experiencing a 5% or more increase in unemployment, a new report from E3G argues that the time has come to consider a second round of fiscal stimulus. This...
Read on about Energy Efficiency Is The Wa...In the annual CBS Case Competition on Copenhagen Business School, DONG Energy was in the spotlight.
Read on about Georgetown helped DONG EnergyBuilding Green is the largest fair in Denmark regarding sustainable and energy effective buildings. With more than 2300 visitors at the first year of the fair, we are now working on creating an even better event in 2012 with more visitors and exhi...
Read on about BUILDING GREEN 2012