Denmark provides support for ‘greener Bangladesh’

Denmark wants to provide help for a "greener Bangladesh" in close cooperation with the country's public and private sectors, and encourage investment in its green growth, reports UNB.

"Denmark is proud to be able to share its solutions and inspire companies and citizens in Bangladesh to invest in green growth," said Danish Ambassador in Dhaka Mikael Hemniti Winther.

In an Op-Ed published in 'Energy & Power' anniversary issue, the Ambassador said Denmark will continue to work for a greener Bangladesh in close cooperation with both public and private sectors in Bangladesh.

He said no single technology can ever do the trick all by itself - no matter how innovative and effective it is.

"Danish companies know that. Instead, they successfully complement each other. As a result, Denmark has become a global leader in producing integrated end-to-end

solutions to match the growing needs internationally," reads the Op-Ed.

Denmark is well known for its green transition and knowledge about green energy solutions, according to the Op-Ed shared by the Embassy on its website.

They are on a pathway towards becoming fossil fuel free in 2050 as the first country in the world.

The ambitious goal will be reached by increasing energy efficiency and resource optimisation by expanding the share of renewable energy from sources such as wind and biomass; and by driving the development of an intelligent energy system capable of managing the fluctuations of renewable energy.

Denmark is working methodically to apply experience and knowledge into a Bangladeshi context, the Op-Ed reads.

Denmark provides support for greener Bangladesh

Denmark wants to provide help for a greener Bangladesh in close cooperation with the countrys public and private sectors, and encourage investment in its green growth, reports UNB. Denmark is proud to be able to share its solutions and inspire companies and citizens in Bangladesh to invest in green growth, said Danish Ambassador in Dhaka Mikael Hemniti Winther. In an Op-Ed published in Energy Power anniversary issue, the Ambassador said Denmark will continue to work for a greener Bangladesh in close cooperation with both public and private sectors in Bangladesh. He said no single technology can ever do the trick all by itself - no matter how innovative and effective it is. Danish companies know that. Instead, they successfully complement each other. As a result, Denmark has become a global leader in producing integrated end-to-end solutions to match the growing needs internationally, reads the Op-Ed. Denmark is well known for its green transition and knowledge about green energy solutions, according to the Op-Ed shared by the Embassy on its website. They are on a pathway towards becoming fossil fuel free in 2050 as the first country in the world. The ambitious goal will be reached by increasing energy efficiency and resource optimisation by expanding the share of renewable energy from sources such as wind and biomass; and by driving the development of an intelligent energy system capable of managing the fluctuations of renewable energy. Denmark is working methodically to apply experience and knowledge into a Bangladeshi context, the Op-Ed reads.