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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Grundfos: Pumps make the world go around
9 October 2025In the Next stop: Green business podcast series, we explore why Danish companies continue to see green business as good business — even in the face of growing pressures and uncertainty. This time, we visit Grundfos.
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Why businesses must embrace Europe’s 2040 climate target
19 September 2025To safeguard Europe's competitiveness and resilience, the bloc must deepen its drive toward decarbonisation. Adopting the EU’s 90% CO2 reduction target will ensure European companies thrive in global markets for decades to come.
