Denmark: Reduced dependency on fossil fuels

Denmark shows that with a persistent and active energy policy focused on increased energy efficiency, it is possible to maintain high economic growth while both reducing the dependency on fossil fuels and safeguarding the environment.

WIND. Denmark is the world leader in wind power. (Photo: Stockxpert)

WIND. Denmark is the world leader in wind power. (Photo: Stockxpert)

 

Follow the links below to learn more about Denmark's policies on climate, energy and renewable energy. Find also information on goals for lower CO2 emissions and suggested policy measures.


Article produced by Jorunn Gran 12.01.2009

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