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CORT: Improving the efficiency of carbon capture technologies

INNO-CCUS

R&D Project

Carbon capture, storage and utilisation

+6

CORT: Improving the efficiency of carbon capture technologies

Carbon capture technologies are set to play a key role in Denmark’s climate action strategy. However, the high energy consumption of these technologies drives up operational costs, creating a barrier to their adoption. As a result, there is a need for significant efficiency improvements. Among other
Decarbonising heat in UK Towns and Cities

Ramboll

Case

District energy

Decarbonising heat in UK Towns and Cities

In the UK, heat represents approximately 50% of energy demand, yet heat in buildings is only supplied by ~6% renewable energy, far behind electricity decarbonisation, which has driven the UK’s decarbonisation since 1990. With 80% of current buildings likely to remain by 2050, reducing and decarbonis
Aquaporin Inside® CLEAR reduces energy use by 30% in municipal wastewater treatment

Aquaporin

Case

Drinking water treatment

+5

Aquaporin Inside® CLEAR reduces energy use by 30% in municipal wastewater treatment

Increasing efficiency and quality in municipal wastewater recycling. Reducing the energy consumption of a reverse osmosis operation while maintaining the permeate quality is a delicate balancing act. Municipal wastewater treatment plants often use conventional anti-fouling brackish water membranes t
A framework for healthy, sustainable, and resilient buildings

VELUX

Case

Buildings

+1

A framework for healthy, sustainable, and resilient buildings

The EU is not on track to reach the 2050 climate targets for energy and renovations. At the same time, the lack of a commonly accepted comprehensive definition of what constitutes healthy buildings hinders progress towards achieving healthy buildings. Increasing building health has multiple positive
CO2mpare: Open access carbon database for buildings

Ramboll

R&D Project

Buildings

+3

CO2mpare: Open access carbon database for buildings

Data plays a crucial role in driving the decarbonisation and resilience of the buildings and construction sector. It informs decision-making and enables the industry and policymakers to draw comparisons and set sustainability benchmarks for specific building types. However, data availability, qualit
The Symbiosis Houses

URBAN POWER

Case

Buildings

+4

The Symbiosis Houses

The Symbiosis Houses are part of a larger-scale development plan for transforming buildings and urban spaces. The project is a concrete effort for activating the area with new functions and more urban life.  Urban development of industrial and business areas is often a tabula rasa approach where the
Decarbonisation of Poland’s district heating networks

Ramboll

Case

District energy

+3

Decarbonisation of Poland’s district heating networks

Veolia is one of Poland’s major heat generators and suppliers, supplying district heat to a large percentage of Polish households. This includes, among other, Veolia term, whose district heating networks cover a number of cities and towns throughout the country. However, like in most of Poland
Leveraging excess heat to accelerate Warsaw’s green transition

Danfoss

Case

Heat storage

+7

Leveraging excess heat to accelerate Warsaw’s green transition

Poland is a powerhouse of European energy. With the fifth largest energy sector in the European Union (EU), Poland produces more than 4.2 million terajoules (TJ) of energy – double that of Belgium and four times that of Hungary.i However, due in part to the historical significance of the coal indust
Viking Link: Exchanging green energy flows via the world’s longest power cable

Energinet

Case

Smart grid

+6

Viking Link: Exchanging green energy flows via the world’s longest power cable

The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources is crucial in the global push towards decarbonisation. All across the world, countries are actively striving to establish a sustainable supply of green energy in order to reach net zero emissions by 2050. However, to sustain an energy syst
Scandlines electrifies Fehmarn Belt link

Scandlines

Case

Energy efficiency in industry

+3

Scandlines electrifies Fehmarn Belt link

Climate and environmental issues have long had top priority on Scandlines’ agenda. As early as 2013, the ferry company invested in hybrid ferries with battery banks, and in 2024 the first zero direct emissions ferry Futura will be deployed on the Puttgarden-Rødby route. Only six years later, i
Elevating water efficiency at Tauron Arena in Kraków

Grundfos

Case

Water efficiency

+2

Elevating water efficiency at Tauron Arena in Kraków

One of Europe’s largest indoor arenas, Tauron Arena Kraków, is a brightly lit, spaceship-looking building, which hosts concerts, figure skating, extreme sports, martial arts, trade fairs and more near the centre of Kraków, Poland. The arena opened in 2014 and can host up to between 15,000 to 2
Intelligent pumps reduce energy consumption

Grundfos

Case

Energy efficiency in industry

Intelligent pumps reduce energy consumption

The global dairy company Arla Foods aims to reduce carbon emissions in its operations by 63 percent by 2030. To achieve this target, Arla Food looked across its value chain to optimise its operations and liaised with Grundfos and other partners to identify levers to achieve the reduction target.
Effectively increasing renewable energy yields

EMD International

Case

District energy

+1

Effectively increasing renewable energy yields

The district heating system situated in Hvide Sande, in the western part of Denmark, encompasses a variety of power generation and consumption units. It comprises a  pair of heat storage tanks, a solar thermal plant spanning 9,576 m2, and three 3MW wind turbines (WTGs). These WTG’s electrical output
Perfecting pipelines across Hamburg

Kingspan LOGSTOR

Case

District energy

+1

Perfecting pipelines across Hamburg

Having served more than half a decade as a two-unit coalfired power plant, the Wedel plant with a gross capacity of 289,7 MW, will gradually reduce its burning of coal by up to 30 percent, for the remainder of its operation. Saving around 150,000 tonnes of coal, its closure contributes to a signific
Decarbonisation through biomass and heat pumps

Linka Group

Case

District energy

+1

Decarbonisation through biomass and heat pumps

Egtved Varmeværk is a Danish district heating plant located in the town of Egtved in the Danish Region of Southern Denmark. The plant provides centralised  heating to the local community, distributing hot water or steam to residential and commercial buildings or space heating and domestic hot water.
Joining forces in Aarhus for EU’s largest geothermal heating plant

Innargi

Case

District energy

+1

Joining forces in Aarhus for EU’s largest geothermal heating plant

Kredsløb, a utility group, owned by the Aarhus municipality, has the responsibility for processing waste as well as supplying the municipality with 90 percent of its district heating. However, Kredsløb needs to phase out 50 percent of its current biomass-based heat supply by 2030. In a broader conte
Storing heat for a cold day in Denmark’s Capital Region

PlanEnergi

Case

District energy

+1

Storing heat for a cold day in Denmark’s Capital Region

In the journey towards establishing a fossil-free energy system, maintaining an equilibrium between energy consumption and production is pivotal. This balance needs to be economically viable, especially regarding the inclusion of a high share of fluctuating renewable energy sources. Taking a signifi
Supporting energy planning in Vietnam

Energy Modelling Lab

Policy

Air pollution

+15

Supporting energy planning in Vietnam

The Vietnamese economy is one of Asia’s fastest-growing economies leading to an ever-increasing demand for energy. The Vietnamese authorities were having serious doubts about being able to implement a green transition and reach the goal of zero-net emissions by 2050. Vietnam is relying heavily on co
Risk & Resilience: The role of cities in tackling the climate crisis

Urban Partners

Policy

Energy efficiency in buildings

+3

Risk & Resilience: The role of cities in tackling the climate crisis

CCAG will act to move policymakers, government officials and business leaders to address the key problems at the heart of the crisis, focusing on action. The pages 29 – 37 outlines sector learnings on how the Danish real estate sector has built a scalable framework with built-in #ESG transparency on
Halving the water use in Carlsberg’s brewery

NIRAS

Case

Resource efficient production

+8

Halving the water use in Carlsberg’s brewery

Water is an integral part of the brewing process, which requires large amounts of energy and water for heating, cooling, cleaning and sterilization. This is also the case for one of the world’s biggest beer brands, Carlsberg, that was facing challenges in achieving greater water efficiency, while ma
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