#GreenTogether

Several challenges must be overcome before Denmark can reach carbon neutrality by 2050. Power-to-X is needed to achieve the ambitious goal.

The main barrier for infrastructure projects in Asia is finding bankable green projects. De-risking is key to drive deployment of capital.

The seminar brought together public & private leaders to explore new collaborative ways to improve soil quality and pollution remediation.

In addition to offsetting the Embassy’s combined annual carbon footprint, the project also protects biodiversity and creates jobs.

Experts from Denmark and Singapore share best practices and policies on soil quality, standards, improvements, and pollution remediation

A new training center will showcase and train companies to maximize energy efficiency and lower the carbon footprint of buildings.

In the wake of COVID-19, ROCKWOOL sees potential new areas of opportunities in terms of creating safe and healthy indoor spaces.

Positioning Danish competencies for sustainable infrastructure development opportunities in Southeast Asia.

The Trade Council in Southeast Asia continues to assist Danish companies meet the relevant project and procurement officers within ADB.

Malaysia has vowed to significantly reduce its carbon emissions by 40% (compared to 2005 levels) by 2020 and low carbon cities are key.

Lauren Sorkin, Executive Director GRCN, shares how cities in Southeast Asia are going about ensuring resilient recovery.

72% of Denmark's total energy technology export is now based on green energy solutions.