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For the second year running, PensionDanmark was awarded in the Platinum category as Real Assets & Infrastructure Investor of the Year at the IPE Real Estate Global Conference & Awards. PensionDanmark also won the award for Alternatives Strategy for our real estate investments.

In recent years, the Danish Technological Institute (DTI) has been a principal partner in several R&D projects focusing on characterisation and removal of microplastics and microrubber in wastewater treatment plant influent/effluent, industrial wastewater and stormwater, respectively.

Billund BioRefinery (BBR) is a resource recovery plant that integrates waste management and wastewater treatment.

Many countries in Europe and throughout the world has increased the focus on removal of micropollutants from wastewater to protect the drinking water and the aquatic environment.

To develop the most cost-efficient wastewater infrastructure, Denmark’s second largest city Aarhus conducted a thorough analysis
of the current treatment system.

The water utility in Mariagerfjord in Northwestern Denmark wanted to improve both economic and environmental benefits of its
wastewater treatment and decided to build a new state-of-the-art treatment plant.

In Harere, the capital of Zimbabwe, water scarcity was a big problem during the dry season.

A wastewater system under a public restaurant? Yes, it is possible if the technology is odour free.

Treating lakes by adding aluminium is a well-known and sustainable method of reducing phosphorus levels. In Sweden, the method was used to treat the large brackish water lake Brunnsviken.

Utility Company to use green waste from the city’s gardens to fuel their new CHP Plant. Circulating local resources will lower prices and carbon footprint.