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At the Danish Energy Agency, we are making a difference every day – in Denmark and in countries all over the world. We view climate change as the biggest challenge we are facing. We know we need to be ambitious and innovative in our approach to climate change mitigation. Our goal is a well-planned green transition with Denmark leading the way, sharing Danish experiences and solutions globally. Read more about our work.
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  1. Global Green Transition
  2. Energy and Climate Politics
  3. Ongoing Offshore Tenders
  4. Data and Statistics
  5. Renewable energy
  1. Global Cooperation
    The Danish Energy Agency's Global Cooperation partner with other countries and share the Danish experiences on shaping an energy system that combines a green, low-carbon and reliable energy supply with economic growth.
  2. Country Cooperation
    Geographically the Danish Energy Agency’s assistance initiative covers different countries around the world.
  1. Danish climate policies
    The Danish policies on climate change mitigation is driven partly by compliance with international climate obligations, and partly by achieving national targets in the energy sector.
  2. Energy & Climate Politics
  3. EU Energy Union – Denmark’s National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP)
    Read Denmark's National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) for the period 2020-2030.
  4. Denmark's Energy and Climate Outlook
    DECO19 is a technical assessment of how Denmark’s energy consumption and production, as well as Denmark’s greenhouse gas emissions, will evolve over the period up to 2030.
  1. Thor offshore wind farm
    Find information on current issues related to the tender of Thor
  2. Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm
    Find information on current issues related to the tender of Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm
  3. Denmark's Energy Islands
    The world’s first energy islands will be constructed in Denmark, exploiting our immense wind resources in the North and Baltic seas.
  1. Annual and monthly statistics
    Here you will find the monthly and annual energy statistics.
  2. Technology Catalogues
  3. Oil and gas production data
    The production data is based on reports which the operators in the Danish part of the North Sea send to the Danish Energy Agency on a monthly basis.
  1. Offshore Wind Power
    Read about ongoing off-shore projects, procedures, permits, the Intergovernmental Offshore Wind Forum and more.
  2. Bioenergy
    Learn more about the production and use of biomass and biogas in Denmark
  3. Solar Energy
    Solar power can contribute to make Denmark independent of fossil fuels by 2050.
  4. Geothermal Energy
    A licence from the state is required for the exploration and produ.ction of geothermal energy. The DEA issues licences for geothermal plants.
  1. Global Green Transition
    1. Global Cooperation
      The Danish Energy Agency's Global Cooperation partner with other countries and share the Danish experiences on shaping an energy system that combines a green, low-carbon and reliable energy supply with economic growth.
    2. Country Cooperation
      Geographically the Danish Energy Agency’s assistance initiative covers different countries around the world.
  2. Energy and Climate Politics
    1. Danish climate policies
      The Danish policies on climate change mitigation is driven partly by compliance with international climate obligations, and partly by achieving national targets in the energy sector.
    2. Energy & Climate Politics
    3. EU Energy Union – Denmark’s National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP)
      Read Denmark's National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) for the period 2020-2030.
    4. Denmark's Energy and Climate Outlook
      DECO19 is a technical assessment of how Denmark’s energy consumption and production, as well as Denmark’s greenhouse gas emissions, will evolve over the period up to 2030.
  3. Ongoing Offshore Tenders
    1. Thor offshore wind farm
      Find information on current issues related to the tender of Thor
    2. Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm
      Find information on current issues related to the tender of Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm
    3. Denmark's Energy Islands
      The world’s first energy islands will be constructed in Denmark, exploiting our immense wind resources in the North and Baltic seas.
  4. Data and Statistics
    1. Annual and monthly statistics
      Here you will find the monthly and annual energy statistics.
    2. Technology Catalogues
    3. Oil and gas production data
      The production data is based on reports which the operators in the Danish part of the North Sea send to the Danish Energy Agency on a monthly basis.
  5. Renewable energy
    1. Offshore Wind Power
      Read about ongoing off-shore projects, procedures, permits, the Intergovernmental Offshore Wind Forum and more.
    2. Bioenergy
      Learn more about the production and use of biomass and biogas in Denmark
    3. Solar Energy
      Solar power can contribute to make Denmark independent of fossil fuels by 2050.
    4. Geothermal Energy
      A licence from the state is required for the exploration and produ.ction of geothermal energy. The DEA issues licences for geothermal plants.

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17. April 2024

Three new CCS projects have been pledged support to capture and store biogenic CO2

The fund for negative CO2 emissions (NECCS fund) has been completed, and the Danish Energy Agency has awarded contracts to three companies for new CCS projects. Together, the projects will ensure the capture and storage of 160,350 tonnes of CO2 annually during the period 2026 to 2032. This corresponds to the annual CO2 absorption from approximately 16,000 hectares of forest.
Illustration: Planning and pre-investigation area for Hesseloe Offshore Windfarm.
5. February 2024

The Danish Energy Agency initiates the second public consultation regarding the plan for Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm

Call for remarks on the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) of the plan for Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm (OWF). A public meeting about the consultation material will be held in Gilleleje on 19 March 2024.
Illustration: Offshore Wind farms in Denmark
12. January 2024

The Danish Energy Agency presents new draft tender materials for 6 GW offshore wind and invites for a follow-up market dialogue

Today the Danish Energy Agency is publishing a revised draft of the procurement material for the upcoming of 6 GW of offshore wind, with the option to overplant, for the purpose of an additional market dialogue. The procurements are expected to be opened during the spring of 2024. Certain parts of the draft material are relevant for the procurement of offshore wind at Energy Island Bornholm.
IF23 calls announcements.
20. December 2023

Invite for National Info Day on the EU Innovation Fund Call and Auction

On January 18th, Danish stakeholders are invited to a National Info Day on the recently opened EU Innovation Fund Call and the first EU Innovation Fund Auction.
18. December 2023

Denmark is establishing a new bidding zone at the Bornholm Energy Island

The Danish Energy Agency has contributed to the establishment of a new bidding zone that will enter into force with the commissioning of Bornholm Energy Island. The bidding zone is being established on the basis of a structural congestion identified by Energinet in the electricity transmission grid that will connect Bornholm Energy Island with Zealand and Germany.
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