Danish authorities reported a gas leak Monday from the defunct Nord Stream 2 pipeline close to the island of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea, according to Interfax news agency. The Danish Maritime Authority has banned all ships from moving within five nautical miles (9.25 kilometers) of the accident site, saying …
Read More »Denmark Agrees on Massive Green Capacity Boost by 2030
A majority of Danish MPs has agreed on measures to massively boost renewables production by 2030, while also phasing out natural gas for residential heating by 2035, the government said over the weekend. The deal would pave the way for a five-fold increase in offshore wind capacity to 12.9 GW …
Read More »Denmark Declares Early Warning for Potential Gas Supply Disruptions
Denmark’s energy agency said on Monday it had activated the first step of a three-stage emergency gas supply plan, which effectively means a tighter monitoring of the market, due to uncertainty about gas supplies from Russia. The energy agency said gas supplies were guaranteed for now but urged consumers and …
Read More »Denmark’s Orsted Warns Russia may Cut Gas over Ruble Demand
Denmark could be the next country cut off from Russian natural gas as its biggest utility is refusing to cave in and make payments in rubles. Orsted A/S is preparing for Gazprom PJSC to cut off one of Denmark’s biggest sources of the fuel, the firm said in a statement …
Read More »Denmark Wants to Build Two Energy Islands to Supply more Renewable Energy to Europe
Thirty years after becoming a pioneer in offshore wind farming, Denmark now wants to expand the repertoire of renewables again – this time with the world’s first “energy islands.” The plans have long been discussed in the country but have now been accelerated amid the disruption to the global energy …
Read More »Denmark Wants to Phase Out Natural Gas Entirely by 2030
Denmark wants to phase out natural gas entirely and will quadruple the production of solar and onshore wind energy by 2030 as a plan to free itself of dependence on Russian energy and support its green transition. The government will give subsidies to help households switch heating systems so only …
Read More »Denmark Invests in Carbon Capture as it Phases out Offshore Drilling
Having banned oil exploration in its territorial waters, Denmark is investing $2.4 billion into a plan to capture CO2 from the energy and industrial sectors and inject it into the seabed in geological formations that previously held oil and gas deposits. Reuters reported that the subsidies for carbon capture and …
Read More »Denmark Wants to End Fossil Fuels in Domestic Aviation by 2030
Denmark’s government wants to drop fossil fuels in domestic air travel by 2030 in its most recent push to meet its climate targets. The Nordic country, which recently proposed to boost investments in the green hydrogen industry, wants the first domestic flights to use green fuel no later than in …
Read More »Denmark Launches World’s Largest Wind Turbine amid Wind Power Arms Race
The 271-metre-high wind turbine in Thy can deliver electricity for 18,000 households, but will be eclipsed by competitors by the end of this year. Denmark, one of the acknowledged international leaders in wind power, has launched the world’s largest wind turbine. The turbine spanning 271.4 metres measured from the ground …
Read More »Denmark to Build Giant ‘Energy Island’ at Sea
Denmark’s political parties formed a plan for the ownership of its $34 billion man-made energy island in the North Sea that’s needed to fulfill its ambitious carbon reduction target, Bloomberg reported. The island will support infrastructure for Denmark’s offshore wind parks which will supply electricity to millions of homes. The …
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