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Sound of Green: When green energy has a people problem

Across the world, the urgency to accelerate renewable energy deployment is growing, and as projects expand, so does resistance. But a new narrative is emerging – one where local trust, ownership and engagement are not optional, but essential to delivering the green transition.

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Report: Renewable energy not to blame for Iberian blackout

Almost a year after the Iberian blackout disrupted millions of citizens across Spain and Portugal, ENTSO-E has published its final report. The findings are clear: the event was not caused solely by renewable energy – but by a complex chain of system dynamics in an evolving energy system.

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Denmark’s water sector has much to offer international talent - and much to gain

International students want to work in Denmark's water sector – and Danish companies want to hire them. A new study reveals that bridging the gap is less about motivation and more about creating clearer pathways.

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Sound of Green: When green energy has a people problem

Report: Renewable energy not to blame for Iberian blackout

Denmark’s water sector has much to offer international talent - and much to gain


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Copenhagen becomes first major city to run its city gas network entirely on its own biogas

12 October 2026
After more than 15 years of development, Copenhagen can now meet its entire demand for city gas with locally produced biogas made from wastewater and food waste. It is the first major city to make its city gas network fully self-sufficient this way.

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79 % down - Sønderborg is on track for a CO₂-neutral energy system by 2029

9 July 2026
As one of Europe's frontrunners in the energy transition and an EU Mission City, Sønderborg has reduced energy-related CO₂ emissions by 79 % since 2007.
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