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Green Energy Export Day 2025

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Wednesday 27 august 8.30 - 16.00

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Where
DI H.C. Andersens Boulevard 18 1553 København V

Registration deadline
22 august

About

Join us at Green Energy Export Day 2025 for a day of conference, workshops and networking with fellow exporters and energy advisors giving you the latest market updates, sharing insights and connecting you with the markets.

Get the latest perspectives and news from important export markets for wind energy, bio energy, green hydrogen, CCUS, district energy and energy efficiency. Workshops will cover a wide range of markets, as well as a feature workshop on Japan, Korea, Australia, Brazil and Ukraine.

Learn of new opportunities and how to pursue them. You will engage with energy advisors and experts from a range of export markets, ambassadors, and leaders from the energy industry inspiring your next export initiatives.

Green Energy Export Day is organised by DI Energy, Danish Energy Agency, Green Power Denmark, Danish Board of District Heating, Trade Council, State of Green, Danish Chamber of Commerce and Synergi

Participation is free of charge. Read more and register HERE

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