Read about how Danish Cleantech Hub have helped Nordic Metals (Nordisk Staal) through the Access Cities program.
Smart city technologies are becoming essential parts of cities. Read how Suncil can help your city through sustainable solar powered street lighting.
The global population is estimated to reach 9.7 billion in 2050 and this puts an increasing demand on earth resources. To tackle the problems that arise with increasing population, cities are setting up goals to lower their emissions. One company that can help with such is Photocat.
Last week, Denmark and New York strengthened their ties even further when NYSERDA and the Confederation of Danish Industry signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will help advance clean energy as an economic driver and critical solution in the global fight against climate change.
Read about how Danish Cleantech Hub has helped ADEPT gain insight into possible market entry strategies and potential partners in the US.
New York and Copenhagen are seeking solutions in stormwater management. If you missed out on the kick-off webinar February 23rd, you now have the opportunity to stream the event.
Dansk Industri’s kontor I USA (Danish Cleantech Hub), Clean Cluster, the New York State Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP) og Københavns Kommune har annonceret the NYC-CPH Dual Urban Water Vision Challenge.
Som optakt til dette års Circular City Week New York kan du her læse om hvilke cirkulære trends der fylder i New York’s bybillede disse år.
During fall 2020, the Danish Cleantech Hub in New York teamed up with Gate 21 and a group of challenge owners consisting of the International Nighttime Design Initiative (NTD), VOREA Group (VOREA) and Long Island City Partnership (LICP) to solve tomorrow’s Smart City challenges – even faster!
New urban water roadmap taps into the New York market and dives into current water trends and strategies within water management.
January 24, 2018
The Danish Energy Agency, the Danish Trade Council and Danish Cleantech Hub co-hosted an executive forum on the early stages of offshore wind development, which attracted public officials, private experts and NGOs from both Denmark and the US, including representatives from NYSERDA and BOEM.
The Danish Energy Agency, the Danish Trade Council and Danish Cleantech Hub co-hosted an executive forum on the early stages of offshore wind development, which attracted public officials, private experts and NGOs from both Denmark and the US, including representatives from NYSERDA and BOEM.
The potential for offshore wind power along the windy shores of Northeastern USA is immense, and the US Department of Energy estimates billions of dollars of investment in offshore wind before 2050. Situated centrally in the heart of this region, New York State emerges as a regional powerhouse of clean energy, with political determination and ambitious climate policies. Read the insights from the eventful afternoon here.