State of Green: Connect. Inspire. Share. Think Denmark

From challenge to opportunity

State of Green’s work is built on international partnerships, solutions, and insights within energy, water, cities, and circular economy.

Through decades of experience, Denmark has turned challenges within these four areas into opportunities. We are here to help you do the same.

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Energy transition

Water management

Green cities

Circular economy

The IWA World Water Congress comes to Copenhagen

Attracting over 10.000 leading professionals and thought leaders from across the water sector, Copenhagen will provide insights into how pioneering science, technological innovation, and leading practices can shape future water management. The IWA World Water Congress takes place from 11-15 September 2022.

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Copenhagen Harbour

White paper: Water for Smart Liveable Cities

How rethinking urban water management can transform cities of the future.

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The state of knowledge on GHG emissions in the wastewater sector

The latest IPCC report made it very clear - once again - that the planet is under severe stress and urgent climate action is needed immediately. It is necessary for everyone to contribute to the sustainable reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, including all sectors in all countries. This calls for ambitious national and international policies and collaborations across borders and sectors – water included.

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The IWA World Water Congress comes to Copenhagen

White paper: Water for Smart Liveable Cities

The state of knowledge on GHG emissions in the wastewater sector

We match your challenges with sustainable solutions

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Explore +1400 solutions

Find inspiration to solve your green challenge among more than 1400 featured solutions, R&D projects, and policy initiatives provided by our solution providers.

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Connect with +600 organisations, companies, utilities, research institutions, financial institutions, and public sector stakeholders to help solve your challenge.

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publications

Energy storage

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Green hydrogen is Danish hydrogen

This white paper provides a very brief overview of the Danish hydrogen sector, upcoming projects and Danish capabilities.

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Urban mobility

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Tour De France’s green route in Denmark

Tour de France Grand Départ will roll through Denmark’s most historic cities and beautiful landscapes. This is your guide to the top sustainable sights along the first three stages in Denmark.

solutions

Energy efficiency

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Reducing electricity consumptions for small and medium businesses

By reducing stand-by consumption and turning heating, lights, and appliances off outside of opening/usage hours, businesses can reduce their energy spending and carbon footprint remarkably. The company GridDuck offers an energy management system that makes it easy for businesses to become aware of a

solutions

Wastewater management

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N2O Monitoring Puts VCS Denmark at the Technological Forefront

Nitrous oxide (N2O), which is produced during wastewater treatment, is one of the industry’s biggest environmental offenders with an eco-footprint 300 times higher than that of CO2. To address this problem, the water and wastewater company VCS Denmark invested in measurement technology from Unisense

News

Urban water management

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The IWA World Water Congress comes to Copenhagen

Attracting over 10.000 leading professionals and thought leaders from across the water sector, Copenhagen will provide insights into how pioneering science, technological innovation, and leading practices can shape future water management. The IWA World Water Congress takes place from 11-15 September 2022.

solutions

Circular building materials

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Soil remediation

Whenever a new building is to be built, excavated soil is to be dealt with. Often this soil is contaminated with heavy metals, for instance. This therefore often leads to the soil being removed to a waste deposit.