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Sound of Green: When green energy has a people problem

Across the world, the urgency to accelerate renewable energy deployment is growing, and as projects expand, so does resistance. But a new narrative is emerging – one where local trust, ownership and engagement are not optional, but essential to delivering the green transition.

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Report: Renewable energy not to blame for Iberian blackout

Almost a year after the Iberian blackout disrupted millions of citizens across Spain and Portugal, ENTSO-E has published its final report. The findings are clear: the event was not caused solely by renewable energy – but by a complex chain of system dynamics in an evolving energy system.

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Denmark’s water sector has much to offer international talent - and much to gain

International students want to work in Denmark's water sector – and Danish companies want to hire them. A new study reveals that bridging the gap is less about motivation and more about creating clearer pathways.

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Sound of Green: When green energy has a people problem

Report: Renewable energy not to blame for Iberian blackout

Denmark’s water sector has much to offer international talent - and much to gain


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79 % down - Sønderborg is on track for a CO₂-neutral energy system by 2029

9 July 2026
As one of Europe's frontrunners in the energy transition and an EU Mission City, Sønderborg has reduced energy-related CO₂ emissions by 79 % since 2007.
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