How we work

What we do

As your one-stop-shop to more than 600 Danish businesses, agencies, academic institutions, experts, and researchers, State of Green connects you with leading Danish players working to drive the global transition to a sustainable, low-carbon, resource-efficient society. Whether you are looking for inspiration on energy, water, circular economy, or cities, we match your challenges with experts and solutions.

We connect.

We connect your local challenges with Danish experts and leading solution providers working to drive the global green transition.

We inspire.

By sharing Danish experiences, we inspire others on moving toward greener, more sustainable economies while saving cost, resources, and time.

We share.

50 years of green transition has given rise to a lot of know-how, research, and tangible solutions. By sharing these, we strive for joint progress and global development.

Four global challenges

Like most nations and businesses, Denmark faces four major challenges. Through decades of experience, Denmark has turned some of these challenges into opportunities. By sharing these experiences, we are here to help you do the same.

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How do we power a green energy transition?

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How do we manage water sustainably?

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How do we build green, liveable cities?

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How do we move towards a circular economy?

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Our main tools

State of Green shares Danish know-how via publications, digital showcases, at international conferences, by welcoming delegations, and through media engagements. With an active voice and an international presence, we hope that others will learn from Denmark’s green transition.