Future of energy savings policy in Denmark (in Japanese)

Jørgen Nørgaard

Future of energy savings policy in Denmark (in Japanese)

Jørgen Nørgaard

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Abstract

After a brief description of Denmark, its energy development and CO2 emission is outlined, especially in the years after 1973. Energy consumption within the country has remained almost constant, but including the country's large merchant fleet, energy consumption has grown by more than 50% to now 260 GJ annually per person. Danish energy saving policies with energy taxes, etc. are described. One important measure has been the use of heat from combined heat and power plants to heat buildings, which used to account for 40% of all energy consumption.

Original language	Japanese
Journal	Globa Edge (in Japanese)
Issue number	9
Pages (from-to)	16-17
Publication status	Published - 2007

Bibliographical note

An extended version of this paper, named ' Energy Consumption in Denmark - glimpse of Danish energy policy for good orr bad' is available at the author

Keywords

Denmark's energy consumption
Energy conservation policy

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