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His Majesty King Frederik X of Denmark returns as patron of State of Green

Having previously served as patron of State of Green from 2008 until his accession to the throne, State of Green is thrilled to welcome back His Majesty King Frederik X as our patron.

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Sound of Green: Sub-national climate action

In this episode, we present insightful interviews with Mark Watts from the C40 network, Lord Mayor Sophie Hæstorp Andersen of Copenhagen, Pelle Bournonville from Realdania, and Louise Koch from Grundfos. Together, we explore each how cities are taking the lead in the race to net-zero.

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Sound of Green - Sub-national climate action

Denmark announces the biggest offshore wind tender in Danish history

The Danish Energy Agency has published the frameworks for the largest offshore wind tender in Danish history. With a potential of 10 GW from six new offshore wind farms across the country, the tenders could generate green electricity for 10 million Danish and European households or support green hydrogen production.

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Building turbines at Aanholt offshore wind farm

His Majesty King Frederik X of Denmark returns as patron of State of Green

Sound of Green: Sub-national climate action

Denmark announces the biggest offshore wind tender in Danish history

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Nordic Council of Ministers and Arup to highlight Nordic climate mitigation solutions at COP29

9 July 2024
The Nordic Council of Ministers has commissioned a project to spur Nordic non-party stakeholder engagement in dialogues and events conducted under the Sharm el-Sheikh mitigation ambition and implementation work program (Mitigation Work Program or MWP) under the UNFCCC.
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Denmark announces historic tripartite agreement to cut agricultural carbon emissions and restore nature

25 June 2024
On 24 June, the Danish government and leading industry, agriculture and environmental groups reached agreement on a historic plan to cut carbon from agriculture and restore nature. The green tripartite agreement defines Denmark’s long-term basis for the conversion of agricultural land as well as the transition of food and agricultural production in line with the country’s 2030-target.
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Energy efficiency in buildings

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New Danish-Vietnamese report shows that it is economically advantageous for Vietnam's CO2 emissions to peak in 2030

20 June 2024
A new Danish-Vietnamese study shows that it is not only technically possible for Vietnam to meet its climate-neutrality goal by 2050, but also the most profitable of the scenarios analysed. Vietnam's CO2 emissions, however, must peak in 2030, if the transition is not to become unnecessarily expensive, underscoring a need to massively accelerate the green transformation of the energy sector now.
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New recommendations prompt businesses to act on biodiversity

17 June 2024
The Danish Biodiversity Partnership has presented new recommendations for companies to help halt biodiversity loss by 2030 and restore nature both in the sea and on land. The tangible recommendations were handed over to the Danish Minister of Environment at Denmark’s biggest democratic festival, Folkemødet, last week.
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Job creation and just transition

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Denmark to upgrade its vocational education with focus on the green transition

14 June 2024
A new political agreement allocates over EUR 67m to enhance Danish vocational education with a focus on incorporating principles of green transition into the curriculum as well as to upgrading frameworks and equipment.
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Carbon capture, storage and utilisation

Towards negative emissions: Updates on Denmark's CCUS policy

7 June 2024
Denmark’s government harbours ambitions to not only achieve carbon net-neutrality but also actively promote global net-negative emissions targets. At COP28, Denmark initiated the establishment of the ‘Group of Negative Emitters’ (GONE), a pioneering alliance that includes countries committed to achieving net-negative emissions, showcasing Denmark’s commitment to leading global climate efforts.
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