Get an overview of the current market situation in the U.S. with the latest market report from the Confederation of Danish Industry.
Smart street lighting continues to solidify its position as an introductory layer for broader smart city projects as it saves cities and utilities billions of dollars in energy and maintenance costs and has opened for new revenue opportunities.
Last week, the Danish energy company Ørsted and Dominion Energy finalized the installation of the first turbine foundations in US federal waters, commencing the transition to renewable offshore wind energy in the US. The installations serve as a symbol for the what the future of the offshore wind industry holds for the U.S.
Six of Denmark’s biggest companies are teaming up to launch one of the world’s largest green hydrogen projects as they look to create emission-free fuels suitable for ships, trucks, aircraft and heavy industry.
All States in the U.S. are reopening in various degrees and with different speed and effect. Get an overview of the current market situation in the U.S. with the latest market report from the Confederation of Danish Industry.
More than 30 States in the U.S. are beginning to reopen in various degrees over the next couple of weeks as US closes in on 1 million coronavirus cases.
An increasing demand for smart street lighting makes the US a growing and interesting market for Danish companies. With Europe’s leading living lab for intelligent lighting and Smart City-services, DOLL, Denmark has proven it is possible to create livable, sustainable and resource efficient cities through the means of technology.
A national development program enabling 400 SMEs from Denmark to adopt circular economy practices.
We are looking for American partners who are interested in pitching a challenge for innovative companies to solve.
Relief packages in the U.S. to mitigate the economic effects of the corona crisis are reaching unprecedented heights with a collective sum of $3,000 billion.
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.