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State of Green is your one-stop shop to 600+ Danish solution providers. We connect you with Danish players driving the global transition to a sustainable, low-carbon, resource-efficient society.

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By leveraging clean energy solutions, efficient resource management and public-private partnerships, Denmark aspires to accelerate just and equitable net-zero pathways.

As a not-for-profit, public-private partnership, State of Green connects international partners with Danish companies, changemakers, agencies, experts, and researchers to accelerate the global transition towards a sustainable, net-zero future.

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Green transition as a catalyst to improve security of supply

In a world where the geopolitical landscape is changing, the need to ensure the long-term resilience of energy and water supply is of crucial importance. Discover tangible cases and connect with solution providers specialising in energy security and water resilience.

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The competitive advantage of green supply chains

Globally there’s increasing emphasis on the industrial sector’s role in driving down emissions and resource consumption across value chains. Discover tangible cases and connect with solution providers that has turned green supply chains into a business advantage.

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Green transition as a catalyst to improve security of supply

The competitive advantage of green supply chains

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Solar Energy

Advancing renewable energy in Lithuania with 78 MW Anykščiai Solar Park

In recent years, Lithuania has advanced its renewable energy transition, with solar, wind, and biomass increasingly contributing to the national energy mix. However, integrating a growing share of solar power presented several operational and structural challenges. Grid integration and stability:As

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Solar Energy

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The largest solar farm in Latvia will start operation in 2026

Latvia has ambitious climate goals and a long history of utilising renewable energy sources, especially hydropower, with a total installed capacity of more than 1,500 MW. The overall solar generation capacity in Latvia currently stands at 600 MW. The solar park in Tārgale will significantly boost

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Buildings

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Transforming the home of Danish Industry

By the early 2010s, Industriens Hus—headquarters of the Confederation of Danish Industry—no longer met modern standards for sustainability, space, or urban integration. Originally built in the 1970s, the building had become too small and visually outdated, with a heavy concrete façade that stood in

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Buildings

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Housing area reduces heat consumption by 27 percent

In 2007, the Danish city of Sønderborg set an ambitious goal to making the entire area’s energy system carbon-neutral by 2029 – with a strong focus on reducing energy consumption. Knowing than more than 25 percent of all global energy-related emissions come from buildings, the citizens and housing a

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Building design

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Fostering circularity: Recycling fire-safe stone wool in France

The construction industry consumes roughly half of virgin resources globally and accounts for nearly 40% of the world’s solid waste streams. This makes it a key sector when it comes to waste reduction and keeping materials in use for as long as possible and at their highest value. For SMAC, circul