Why ministers need to plug into electric vehicles

Creating a marketplace for energy efficiency in Europe

How the non-energy benefits of energy efficiency are often overlooked, yet vital if investments for energy savings are to increase substantially.

Danish businesses drive electric revolution, but government remains in park mode

Jeppe Juul, recently appointed president of the board of Transport & Environment (T&E), the Brussels-based organisation that helped break the dieselgate scandal, in conversation with FORESIGHT on his hopes and frustrations about the future of EVs.

Ole Bigum on electrification over interconnectors

Electrification instead of interconnectors

This interview with Ole Bigum, head of operations at K2 management, a Danish consultancy providing engineering services for developers of wind and solar power, is part of a series of interviews that FORESIGHT will publish ahead of the Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM9) and Nordic Clean Energy Week (NCEW), which will take place in Copenhagen and Malmo in May 2018.

Ships emit vast volumes of black carbon from their smokestacks, a much more powerful carbon forcer than carbon dioxide

The tide is turning

If the global marine transportation sector were a country, it would be ranked sixth in terms of CO2 emissions. A number of progressive leaders in the industry are starting to explore alternative ways to propel their ships, but more investment is needed.

You say you want a revolution

This interview with Peder Andreasen, CEO of Danish transmission system operator (TSO) Energinet.dk, is part of a series of interviews that FORESIGHT will publish ahead of the Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM9) and Nordic Clean Energy Week (NCEW), which will take place in Copenhagen and Malmo in May 2018.