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Denmark’s energy islands are hugely ambitious projects. It will require development and research—so let’s start now.
Contribution i Altinget: Research holds the key to the future of green energy systems, but the national focus needs to be on the digital operating system that will connect...
Researchers at DTU have participated in the preparation of a new international guidebook on how best to lower temperatures in district heating systems. The authors of the...
Energy islands. Are they our big bright shining hope for a green future? One thing is for sure: It is a Mars Mission transforming the energy system as we know it, researchers...
Center for Electric Power and Energy is co-leading a new a two year project that aims to unlock energy flexibility from energy communities by empowering citizens, municipalities...
Digitalization of our energy systems has increased the need for a better overview of the data and their uses. At the same time, heightened data integrity and cybersecurity...
A large new Danish-Swedish collaboration aims to tackle one of the major challenges of the green transition: to use renewable solar and wind energy intelligently and flexibly...
DTU’s energy laboratory at Risø Campus is now being expanded, so that researchers and development departments in the energy industry can test the sustainable energy systems...
Professor Jacob Østergaard at Energy Supply: We need to act on several technological fronts to achieve the 70 per cent target of reducing climate gases by 2030.
Energy Islands are becoming a reality in 2030 due to the plan recently approved by the Danish Government. Considering this future massive production of electricity, the...