ENERGY EFFICIENCY 2.0 - Rethinking the Danish export case

 
Background

Energy efficiency is a topic of growing relevance as still more companies strive for improved energy and resource efficiency in line with increasing global targets. Denmark’s experience and Danish solutions are in high demand abroad – and Danish companies are increasingly using energy efficiency as a selling point for their products and services.

Danish Industry has taken an initiative to Energy Efficiency 2.0 - a new narrative, recommendations and a strategy for the pursuit of energy efficiency in the future. The recommendations are aimed both at a Danish, European and wider global context – and could help Danish exports go further.

At this workshop, we invite sector stakeholders to contribute to a discussion on how Danish advantages, experiences and new ambitions in the field of energy efficiency can best be transformed into export earnings for relevant Danish suppliers of technologies and solutions within energy efficiency.

Programme
Energy Efficiency 2.0 – a new narrative and framework for EE
Peter Trillingsgaard, Managing Director, DI Danish Manufacturers

International Partnerships in Energy Efficiency
Stine Leth Rasmussen, Deputy Director General, Danish Energy Agency

Round table discussion: Rethinking the Danish export case:

1. How can Danish experiences and new ambitions in the field of energy efficiency best be transformed into export earnings for Danish companies?
2. Where are the next export adventures in the field of energy efficiency?
3. What are the key market challenges and regulatory barriers for energy efficiency solutions  
4. Which initiatives should we take to make it easier and more attractive to export energy efficiency solutions?
5. How can the private and public sector work together to boost demand for Danish energy efficiency solutions?

Moderators
Peter Trillingsgaard and Stine Leth Rasmussen