Green Energy Export Day

At the conference Market Place, you will meet colleagues from other exporting companies. Resource persons from embassies, Danish Energy Agency, financing institutions and organizations will be available for discussing your possible role and engagement in coming market related activities.

Participating institutions, embassies and export instruments will each have a café table at their disposal. They will be available for dialogue during break sessions and are encouraged to bring a roll-up and written materials for their table.

• A Golden Age for Danish Green Energy Exports
  Director Troels Ranis, Danish Energy Industries Federation 

• Danish Green Energy Cooperation – and the Export Elements
  Director Kristoffer Böttzauw, Danish Energy Agency 

• Danish Climate Diplomacy – Relevance to Exporters
  Climate Ambassador Tomas Anker Christensen, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

• Climate Partnerships and our Green Energy Export Journey
  CEO Mads Nipper, Grundfos

• Green Energy Export Opportunities within Digital Solutions
  CEO Nana Bule, Microsoft Denmark

• Boosting Green Energy Exports – a Must-Win-Battle
  Group Senior Vice President Morten Dyrholm, Vestas

• WIND ENERGY in Asia

• DISTRICT ENERGY in Germany and Poland

• ENERGY EFFICIENCY in the United States

• BIOENERGY in European Markets

Three ambassadors discuss green energy export opportunities to major markets across three continents.

• Lone Dencker Wisborg, Ambassador to the United States
• Einar Hebogård Jensen, Ambassador to the Republic of Korea
• Lars Thuesen, Ambassador to the United Kingdom

The session will be moderated by CEO Jan Hylleberg, WindDenmark.

• Offshore WIND ENERGY in Europe

• DISTRICT ENERGY in new markets: UK and the Netherlands

• ENERGY EFFICIENCY in Germany: Industry and Buildings

• BIOENERGY in the U.S. Market

• WIND ENERGY China vs. USA

• DISTRICT ENERGY – New developments in North America and the Gulf region 

• ENERGY EFFICIENCY: EU Renovation Wave

• BIOENERGY outlook and experience in Asia

• Getting Danish Exports Back on Track
  Minister of Foreign Affairs Jeppe Kofoed

Introduced by Managing Director Lars Hummelmose, DBDH

The Energy Governance Partnership (EGP) is a governmental scheme that aims at opening and expanding foreign markets through government-to-government cooperation in order to increase export opportunities for Danish energy technologies. The EGP scheme has been expanded to include South Korea as a new government-to-government cooperation for the period 2020-2024. The work program between the Danish and Korean Energy Agencies has a focus on wind power development in Korea.

The Danish Energy Agency and the Royal Danish Embassy in Seoul aim at involving the Danish wind industry in this program, in order to both get and receive insights on the regulatory barriers faced in Korea. Therefore the “EGP Coordination Group for Korea” is formed as a platform for exchanges between the Danish industry and the governmental institutions.

You can sign up for this meeting as part of the Green Energy Export Day 2020 taking place on the same day.

Programme

• 16.30 Welcome and round of introduction
• 16:40 Overview of the Energy Governance Partnership with Korea
• 17.00 Feedback from industry and open dialogue on energy / wind development in Korea  –  Update on the political discussion, feedback from industry on possibilities and barriers and information sharing on upcoming activities related to Korea/export
• 17:45 Conclusions and wrap up

The meeting is organized by the Danish Energy Agency and the Royal Danish Embassy in Seoul. For further information, please contact Special Advisor Sine Matzen Christiansen at the Danish Energy Agency.