Welcome. State of Green. Polish delegation. September 23, 2014

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1 Welcome State of Green Polish delegation September 23, 2014

2 About State of Green / House of Green

3 What is State of Green? State of Green is a public-private partnership founded by: The Danish Government The Confederation of Danish Industry The Danish Energy Association The Danish Agriculture & Food Council The Danish Wind Industry Association H.R.H. Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark is patron of State of Green Premium partners State of Green s commercial partners: Associate partners

4 Sharing Denmark s green know-how Purpose: To showcase Demark s green solutions internationally and attract investments to Denmark Focus: High-level commercial and political decision makers and international media Wind Power State of Green Tours Energy Efficiency District Heating & Cooling Intelligent Energy Water Bioenergy Solar & other renewables Resources & Environment Sustainable Transportation Profiles Solutions Events Website House of Green Press & Communication

5 House of Green An interactive visitors and exhibition centre 400 m 2 of open space divided into 4 main areas: An auditorium, an interactive landscape, a virtual universe & a lounge area with flexible meeting facilities + 50 integrated solutions from Danish companies through a combination of films, pictures & facts Knowledge about both political framework conditions and the technical solutions that pave the way for the green transition

6 State of Green Tours Technical visits for high-level commercial and political decision makers and international media Lessons learned by leading Danish companies, institutions and governmental bodies Each tour tailored to delegation s local needs and the interests of the Danish companies Approx. 1,500 visitors per year

7 Events Support for joint export promotions with a focus on the green sector With or without direct participation from State of Green Both national and international events

8 Website Visitors One-point -entry to Denmark s green solutions ~ visitors a month Visitors from all across the world. Top 3 : China India USA Sector and subsector overview English: solutions / +450 profiles / +350 products Chinese: solutions / +90 profiles / +77 products Daily green news + Weekly International newsletter

9 Press & Communication News production & Newsletter Green business is good business Social Media channels in English and Chinese Brand positioning and brand pay-off External presentations Keynote speeches at conferences International media

10 Danish Decoupling / Towards 2050

11 The Danish point of departure oil crisis 99% dependent on imported energy Growing public concerns about pollution The burning platform

12 The Danish example (1980 = index 100) Our economy has grown by 80% since 1980 Our energy consumption has remained the same While CO 2 emissions have been reduced GDP in 2000 prices Gross energy consumption, adjusted CO2 emissions, adjusted

13 Overview of RE and Fossil Fuels in Denmark Renewable Energy vs. Fossil Fuels Renewable Energy mix Renewable Energy Fossil fuels 27% 21% 8% 10% Waste Solid Biomass Biofuels Biogas 73% 4% 5% 52% Wind Other

14 Transition to a green growth economy 2020 targets > 35% renewable energy in final energy consumption by 2020 ~ 50% of electricity power to be supplied from Wind power by 2020 > 7.5% reduction in gross energy consumption by 2020 (compared to 2010 level) Challenges ahead How to create solutions that will not weaken the global competitiveness of Danish business and industry? Who is financing it? Infrastructural challenges for renewable energy and what about shale gas? 34% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 (compared to 1990 level)

15 Denmark a fossil fuel independent society by 2050 March 2012: New Danish energy agreement Oil & Gas consumption The agreement is characterised by its ambitious scope, the broad political agreement and long time horizon The target is 100% renewable energy in the energy and transport sectors by % reduction target of energy consumption in Existing buildings by 2050 (compared to 2013 level) Coal to be phased out in electricity by 2030 Coal to be phased out for heating by 2035

16 Danish energy scenarios towards Wind Biomass Bio+ Hydrogen Fossil fuels Degree of selfsufficiency Gross energy consumption 74% 68% 57% 77% (*) 594 PJ 606 PJ 634 PJ 590 PJ 653 PJ Key figures from the scenario calculations for (*) dependent on Danish fossil-fuel production in Wind Biomass Bio+ Hydrogen Fossil fuels Degree of selfsufficiency Gross energy consumption 104% 79% 58% 116% (*) 557 PJ 590 PJ 674 PJ 562 PJ 546 PJ Key figures from the scenario calculations for (*) dependent on Danish fossil-fuel production in 2050

17 Why green business is good business Increased demand for energy in the future Need for stable energy supply International demand for resource-efficient green solutions within energy, construction, environment and water Danish exports of green energy technology in 2013 close to EUR 5.09 billion Danish export of clean air technology up by 80% from nearly EUR 670 million in 2009 to nearly EUR 1.2 billion in 2013.