Sound of Green podcast
“Next stop: Green business” is a miniseries within the Sound of Green podcast universe, where we explore Danish perspectives on the challenges of the global green transition.
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Globally, there’s never been more emphasis on the industrial sector’s role in driving down emissions and resource consumption. Increasingly, individual companies are required to take responsibility for the impact of their entire value chains, all while navigating evolving regulations, customer demands for transparency, and competitive pressures.
Many Danish companies are turning the challenge of creating green value chains into an opportunity for environmental, social and economic value creation, making the case for seeing the green transition of value chains not as a cost, but as a competitive advantage.
In this podcast series, we ask Danish companies why they continue to believe, despite growing pressures and uncertainties, that green business is good business.
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Perspective
Green supply chains
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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.
Perspective
Green value chains
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PensionDanmark: First movers of green finance
6 November 2025In the ‘Next stop: Green business’ podcast series, we visit Danish companies that continues to believe, despite growing pressures and uncertainties, that green business is good business. Next stop: PensionDanmark.
Perspective
Green value chains
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VELUX: A window of green opportunity
11 December 2025In Next stop: Green business, we meet Danish companies that continue to believe one thing: green business is good business - even when times are uncertain and the pressure is rising. This episode takes us to VELUX.
Discover more from solution providers turning challenges into green business
Solution Provider
Smart energy systems
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FLS
3 June 2009At FLS, we are committed to shaping the future of the mining industry. For over 140 years, we have been at the forefront of innovation, delivering full flowsheet technology and services that drive efficiency and sustainability in mineral processing.
Solution Provider
Energy efficiency in industry
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Hempel
1 May 2014Hempel is a world-leading supplier of trusted coating solutions, working with customers in the Energy, Infrastructure, Marine and Decorative industries. Across the globe, Hempel’s paints and coatings can be found in almost every country of the world.
Solution Provider
Electricity grid
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NKT
11 August 2022NKT connects a greener world with high-quality power cable technology and takes centre stage as the world moves towards green energy. NKT designs, manufactures, and installs low, medium and high voltage power cable solutions enabling sustainable energy transmission.
Solution Provider
Buildings
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ROCKWOOL Group
21 January 2009ROCKWOOL is the world leader in stone wool products, from building insulation to acoustic ceilings, external cladding systems to horticultural solutions, engineered fibres for industrial use to insulation for process industry and marine & offshore.
Solution Provider
Energy efficiency in industry
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Schneider Electric
26 February 2009Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management.
Solution Provider
Buildings
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VELUX
28 January 2009For more than 80 years, the VELUX Group has created better indoor environments by bringing daylight and fresh air into buildings all over the world. Our products help create bright, healthy, and energy-efficient places to live, work, learn and play in.
Solution Provider
Combined heat and power production
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Ørsted
25 January 2009Ørsted is a global leader in developing, constructing, and operating offshore wind farms, with a core focus on Europe. Backed by more than 30 years of experience in offshore wind, Ørsted has 10.2 GW of installed offshore capacity and 8.1 GW under construction.
