Oct 02, 2015 02:00 CEST
China: Director General of the Danish
Energy Agency, Morten Bæk, blogs on the successful energy cooperation with China
Morten Bæk, Director General of the Danish Energy Agency (DEA), shares his thoughts on the Sino-Danish energy cooperation in a blogpost at the new website for the CNREC based CIFF project ‘Boosting Renewable Energy as Part of China’s Energy Revolution’.
As the Chinese government’s interest and ambitions in a green energy
transition increase, so does the cooperation between the powerful nation in East Asia and the Danish state officials and government experts.
In the new blogpost, Mr. Morten Bæk, reflects on Denmark’s long tradition of using and developing energy modeling tools and accumulation of important know-how. He mentions the successful dialogue with the National Energy Administration (NEA) and especially points to the ‘Chinese long term 2050 Renewable Energy Model Framework’ which is a model setup co-created by the DEA and China National Renewable Energy Centre (CNREC). Also, he points out that a successful model setup as the Danish-Chinese long term RE scenario concept should be a cornerstone of energy and climate development in any country.
Morten Bæk will be visiting Beijing and CNREC later in the beginning of November, where he will give a key note speech at the International Forum on Energy Transition. The forum takes place in Suzhou City in the Jiangsu Province and is hosted by the National Energy Administration of China, Jiangsu Provincial Government, and International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
Read the blogpost here
About the Danish-Chinese cooperation
Anton Beck Kontorchef
Center for Global Rådgivning og Forhandling Tlf.: 29 62 39 96
anb@ens.dk
The Danish Energy Agency is responsible for tasks linked to energy production, supply and consumption, as well as Danish efforts to reduce carbon emissions. The Agency is also responsible for supporting the
economical optimisation of utilities that in addition to energy includes water, waste and telecommunication.
We are also responsible for user conditions, supply obligation and telecommunication statistics, as well as water supply and waste management.
The Danish Energy Agency was established in 1976, and is an agency under the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities.
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