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Installations in a new green district in Ørestad in Copenhagen

By Eryk | [email protected]

18 January 2021

Ørestad – where new architecture meets nature, is Copenhagen’s linear new district being built over a 30 year period around stations on an elevated, driverless mini-metro line.

The new sustainable area enables easy shifting from car to public transport commuting, combined with biking tracks that are everywhere. We are proud that Eryk’s technicians could put the mark there as well, providing electrical installation services in the new parking lot in this green district!

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Urban planning and development

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Aalborg prepares to host international conference on sustainable cities

In October, over 1,000 politicians and civil servants from across Europe will gather in Aalborg to discuss how European municipalities can best support the green and sustainable transition.

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Energy efficiency in buildings

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Explore Denmark's journey to decarbonise and energy optimise its buildings

With a holistic approach, Denmark is on a journey towards decarbonising its buildings. Get an introduction to the green policies and energy-efficient cases that pave the way for greener building stock.

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Air pollution

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Sound of Green: Sub-national climate action

In this episode, we present insightful interviews with Mark Watts from the C40 network, Lord Mayor Sophie Hæstorp Andersen of Copenhagen, Pelle Bournonville from Realdania, and Louise Koch from Grundfos. Together, we explore each how cities are taking the lead in the race to net-zero.

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Buildings

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A framework for healthy, sustainable, and resilient buildings

The EU is not on track to reach the 2050 climate targets for energy and renovations. At the same time, the lack of a commonly accepted comprehensive definition of what constitutes healthy buildings hinders progress towards achieving healthy buildings. Increasing building health has multiple positive

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Air pollution

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The most advanced, healthy and efficient workspaces

In Europe alone, it is estimated that companies suffer €923Bn (€4,070 per employee) in lost worker productivity every year due to poor indoor working environments. The main contributors of this proble

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Air pollution

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The Case for Healthy Buildings - Schools

11 December 2019

Children spend enormous amounts of time in classrooms and are affected by the indoor environment quality (IEQ) and a crucial component of it is the indoor air quality (IAQ). The age and quality of bui