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Job creation and just transition
Air pollution
Air pollution from industry production
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Sound of Green, a podcast series with insights from Denmark’s green transition
From managing cloudbursts to setting up climate partnerships, we examine how Denmark has turned acute climate challenges into new opportunities. In our podcast series Sound of Green, experts convey how Danish experiences can push the needle toward global green transition. Find it on Spotify, Apple Podcast and stateofgreen.com.
27 January 2023
Denmark’s green transition holds many stories of being faced with a challenge and choosing to act on its potential for sustainable change. And we felt that they deserved to be told by those, who live them. That’s why we have created Sound of Green.
Each episode, we shed light on a given global challenge that Denmark has turned into an opportunity for fostering green solutions. We do so by inviting experts, solutions providers and action takers to share their knowledge and experiences as inspiration.
Conveyed in a short, accessible format, Sound of Green is for anyone who is curious about how Denmark approaches climate action. You can find all episodes below or on your favorite podcast app:
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Air pollution
Air pollution from industry production
Bio-based circular solutions
Biogas
Biomass
Buildings
Carbon capture, storage and utilisation
Circular business models
Circular value chains
Climate change adaptation
Climate partnerships
Coastal protection
Combined heat and power production
District cooling
District energy
District heating
Drinking water treatment
Energy efficiency in buildings
Energy efficiency in industry
Energy recovery from wastewater
Energy storage
Environment and agriculture
Flood prevention
Geothermal energy
Green buildings
Green financing
Green hydrogen
Groundwater management
Hazardous waste handling
Heat pumps
Heat storage
Indoor air quality
Industrial symbiosis
Industrial water treatment
Industry
Job creation and just transition
Landfill and soil remediation
Living labs
Micromobility
Nature based solutions
Non-revenue water
Offshore wind
Onshore wind
Operations and maintenance
P4G
Photovoltaics
Power-to-x
Private vehicles
Product-as-a-service
Public transportation
Resource efficient production
Resource recovery from wastewater
Sector coupling
Smart buildings
Smart cities
Smart energy systems
Smart grid
Smart infrastructure
Smart lighting
Smart waste solutions
Solar thermal energy
Surplus heat from industry
Transport
Urban air pollution
Urban infrastructure planning
Urban mobility
Urban planning and development
Urban waste management
Urban water management
Waste management
Waste policy and planning
Waste prevention
Waste-to-energy
Wastewater management
Wastewater treatment
Wastewater-to-energy
Water efficiency in industries
Water in industries
Water management
Water resource management
Water supply
Wind energy
Wind farm planning and development
Wind research and development
Wind test and demonstration
Wind turbine installation
Wind turbine manufacturing and components
solutions
Energy efficiency in buildings
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Greening the UN one building at a time
20 November 2024The building sector has a large carbon footprint. In the EU for example, the building sector is the single largest consumer of energy – amounting to 40 per cent of the region’s total consumption. In addition, 36 per cent of the EU’s total greenhouse gas emissions stem from buildings. On a global sca
solutions
Combined heat and power production
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CopenHill: The story of the iconic waste-to-energy plant
20 November 2024Copenhagen’s rapid urbanisation and its ambitious goal to become carbon-neutral by 2025 presented a unique challenge: how to manage the city’s growing waste while addressing the increasing demand for renewable energy. CopenHill, also known as Amager Bakke, blends industrial efficiency with urban rec
