Climate resilient buildings

Climate resilient buildings are about designing and constructing structures that can withstand the impacts of climate change while maintaining functionality and safety. Denmark's focus on climate resilience has led to the adoption of innovative building practices and materials that enhance durability and adaptability. By incorporating flood defenses, efficient drainage systems, and materials resistant to extreme weather, Danish buildings are better prepared for future climate challenges.

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events

Buildings

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London Climate Action Week 2025: Public-private partnerships for a sustainable building sector

To share experiences and inspire new collaborations, State of Green is planning a roundtable during London Climate Action Week 2025, focusing on how public-private partnerships can drive sustainable practices in building and construction. The event will bring together Danish and UK stakeholders to e

solutions

Energy efficiency in industry

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Competitive energy use in factory halls old and new

In Poland, where over 20% of GDP comes from industry and the energy mix is still dominated by fossil fuels, decarbonising manufacturing is both a challenge and a necessity. Danfoss’ production campus in Grodzisk, near Warsaw, highlights the opportunities for reducing emissions in a cost-effective wa

News

Building design

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Danish building principles take root in Sunderland housing project

VELUX Group and igloo Regeneration have announced a new partnership that will bring sustainable, health-focused housing to the UK city of Sunderland. Drawing inspiration from the award-winning Living Places prototype in Copenhagen, the collaboration aims to deliver around 50 new homes as part of Sunderland’s wider urban regeneration strategy.

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Buildings

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New publication on energy renovation of buildings

Building renovation is essential to achieving a climate-neutral society. Get inspiration on how to unlock the untapped potential of the built environment through energy-efficient solutions, strategic policies and public-private collaboration, in our newly updated white paper.

publications

Buildings

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Energy renovation of buildings

Realising the untapped potential of the built environment.

Perspective

Buildings

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Building renovation: Executive summary

As buildings account for nearly 40 percent of global energy consumption and over a third of greenhouse gas emissions, they remain a critical, yet promising, focus area in the green transition.

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Meet Danish climate resilient buildings professionals

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Water management

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Grundfos

Global leader in water solutions. When you need water, we get it to you efficiently. We’re a global leader of energy-efficient water solutions for use in homes, buildings, industries, utilities and ag

Financial Institution

Green financing

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PensionDanmark

PensionDanmark is a Danish non-profit labour market pension fund. The fund manages pensions under collective and corporate agreements and health care products on behalf of 823,000 members employed in

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Air pollution from industry production

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Ramboll

Ramboll is a leading international architecture, engineering, and consultancy company, owned by the Ramboll Foundation.

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Buildings

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VELUX

For more than 80 years, the VELUX Group has created better indoor environments by bringing daylight and fresh air into homes and other buildings all over the world. The VELUX Group was founded in Denm

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Air pollution from industry production

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COWI

COWI is a global consulting group headquartered in Denmark. Our services cover engineering, architecture, renewable energy, environmental services, and more.

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Buildings

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Danfoss

The global climate crisis caused by carbon emissions is a key threat to society and our planet. Danfoss’ energy-efficient and climate-friendly solutions enable a cost-effective green transition.

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Buildings

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ROCKWOOL Group

ROCKWOOL is the world leader in stone wool products, from building insulation to acoustic ceilings, external cladding systems to horticultural solutions, engineered fibres for industrial use to insula

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Bioenergy

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Lotusenergy.dk

We at Lotusenergy.dk are dedicated to driving innovation in sustainable and high-performance plasma hydrogen technology solutions to shape the energy of the future for the benefit of you and our plane

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Energy efficiency in buildings

To reach the goal of a fossil-free society by 2050, it is important to decarbonise the buildings we live in. Danish experiences demonstrate that progressive regulations, efficiency measures and energy renovation are among the simplest and most economically beneficial avenues to decarbonise the built environment.

Building materials

Building materials are about using sustainable and efficient resources to construct durable and eco-friendly structures. By promoting the use ofgreen building materials, such as recycled concrete, timber, and insulation made from natural fibers, Denmark has enhanced building performance, lowered carbon emissions, and created resilient and energy-efficient infrastructure.

Building design

Building design is about creating spaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and energy-efficient, enhancing the quality of life while minimizing environmental impact. By integrating innovative design principles and cutting-edge technologies, Denmark has been able to construct buildings that reduce energy consumption and promote environmental sustainability.

Smart buildings

Smart buildings are about integrating advanced technologies to create efficient, comfortable, and sustainable living and working spaces. Through the use of IoT devices, automated controls, and data analytics, Danish smart buildings achieve significant energy savings and reduce carbon emissions. This innovative approach to building management underscores Denmark’s commitment to sustainability and technological advancement in the built environment.

Climate resilient buildings

Climate resilient buildings are about designing and constructing structures that can withstand the impacts of climate change while maintaining functionality and safety. Denmark's focus on climate resilience has led to the adoption of innovative building practices and materials that enhance durability and adaptability. By incorporating flood defenses, efficient drainage systems, and materials resistant to extreme weather, Danish buildings are better prepared for future climate challenges.

Healthy and safe buildings

Healthy and safe buildings are about creating environments that promote well-being and protect occupants from hazards. Denmark's emphasis on designing healthy and safe buildings includes the use of non-toxic materials, advanced ventilation systems, and natural lighting to enhance indoor air quality and overall health. Additionally, stringent safety standards and smart technologies are integrated to ensure the security and comfort of building occupants.