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COP30 information meeting

WindEurope 2025

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The royal visit to France: A European partnership for a resilient future

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The royal visit to France: A European partnership for a resilient future

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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 Originally built in the 1970s, the building had become too small and visually outdated, with a heavy concrete façade that stood in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

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Smart cities

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AI-Powered Energy Management System for Public Buildings

Silkeborg Municipality manages a building portfolio of 550,000 m² with over 2,500 remotely monitored utility meters collecting data on electricity, water, and heating consumption. Given this vast amount of data, it was nearly impossible for staff to monitor energy usage effectively using manual meth

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Offshore wind

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Largest off-shore wind farm in Poland

The project will diversify Poland’s energy production, enhance energy security, and provide cleaner and more affordable energy. This investment represents a significant step in Poland’s energy transition and serves as a major boost to economic development, attracting new investments to the entire Po

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District heating

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Less coal, more heat

Polish district heating companies heavily rely on fossil fuels to supply end users with heat. There is a growing need to limit fossil fuel consumption and optimize the heating process. This is the first step in making the district heating more sustainable.