The Green Townhall purpose is both a gathering of the wider Green Community, from startups, investors, hubs, facilitators, supporters, talents, changemakers, discussing across fields and strong point, how we can co-crate a stronger Region and Nation for the Green Transition, aiming to become #1 in Europe and the World for Green Technologies AND same time it’s all about setting the stage for this years Green Impact Week & Summit.
In the evening, we will continue the informal talks with cool drinks and free beers. (powered by worthmore.io)
Opening the event is Human Shojaee (Founder & president of Sustainary) and Nick Hawtin (CEO and Co-founder at thinklegaltech.com) as moderator.

Iceland received a formal recognition from Cornell University in 2014 for what the country has accomplished in technology development and deployment to utilize their energy resources in an integrated fashion to create a sustainable future for the country. Iceland generates all of its electricity with renewable energy, and geothermal energy provides most of its hot water and heat. Iceland’s renewable energy represents around 85 percent of its primary energy supply.
Now both Iceland and Cornell University are on the same path towards a non-carbon future – and working together to reach their goals. 
The mission is to provide a showcase for a perfect example of how a clean energy economy should be deployed and functioned.
More https://www.grp.is/
Panel discussion with Human Shojaee (Founder & President of Sustainary) as moderator, Ari Jonsson (Reykjavik University)

Greener food options are not difficult to find on the shelf today – so why are only 3,1% of Danes opting for a meatless diet when we know meat consumption accounts for 60% of the effect on climate change? What are we doing to accelerate the change, and what can we do to make a bigger impact on the broader population, especially outside the big cities?
Moderator: Analisa Winther, speakers: Rune-Christoffer Dragsdahl (Secretary-General at Vegetarian Society of Denmark), Poornima Luthra (Co-Founder at Plantier ApS), Mila Hvilshøj (Marketing Manager at Dominos) and Alberte Egholm (BA in Anthropology, Currently: MA in Tourism)

Panel discussion with Sanni Olesen (Head of Communication at European Commission’s Representation in Denmark) as moderator, Tobias Nielsen (EAA) and Dhruv Sharma (MSc Environmental Engineering)

In a presentation, Donagh Cagney, policy director from Ocean Energy Europe, and independent Consulting Engineer Julia Fernandez Chozas will illuminate the topic of energy islands and how these are combining the ocean energy renewable resources. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session. 
Panel discussion with Agata Skrzypczyk (Environmental Journalist) as moderator, Julia Chozas (CEO / Lead Engineer at Consulting Engineer) and Donagh Cagney (Policy Director at Ocean Energy Europe)

In a regenerative future, nothing is the same as today. We have to rethink everything. This means new ways of doing business – but how do we know which are the winning businesses of the future?
Panel Discussion with Ana Andonovska (Innovation Lead at MærskDrilling) as moderator, Daria Dasha Krivonos (CEO at Copenhagen institute for future studies) and Nicolai Jæpelt (Head of Crowdfunding at COOP i Danmark), Rasmus Elsborg-Jensen (CEO & Founder at Reflow) and Franziska Röttger (Business and Development Studies)

Are we really able to reach true social and environmental sustainability without changing our business models and ways of operating more fundamentally? What role does technology play – both in terms of putting pressure on the traditional way of doing business – but also in creating new opportunities? What new business models will we see emerging in the future? Let’s find out answers to these important questions a to many more at the Regenerative Urban Technology panel.
Panel discussion with Gerald Babel-Sutter (Co-Founder & CEO at Urban Future) as moderator, Nicole LeBlanc (Partner at 2150 VC), Lisa Mallner (Commercial Advisor at Danish Foreign Ministry), Michael Ambjorn (Managing Director at PropTech Denmark).

The keynote speech by Jan Kæraa Rasmussen (Head of ESG at Pension Denmark) about investing in new Energy solutions and technologies in larger scales will be followed by a panel debate between Jan and Thomas Aarestrup Jepsen who is Direktør, Kommunikation og Public Affairs at Green Power Denmark. With Wouter de Groot (Head of Sustainability, Public Affairs and External Communication at FLSmidth) as moderator

The case is crystal clear. Corporate action on carbon removal is an essential response to
The case is crystal clear. Corporate action on carbon removal is an essential response to climate change. Without business buy-in, there’s fundamentally no chance of reaching the Paris Agreement objectives or the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
That’s why carbon removal has emerged as one of the fastest-growing markets fuelled by the world’s increasing recognition of our climate crisis. Across the planet, every legitimate corporation has expressed aspirations to become net-zero by 2030, 2040 or 2050.
Yet truth be told, when all is said and done around carbon removal, much more still ends up being said than being done.
● How do we turn these aspirations into concrete action that leads to actual carbon removal from the atmosphere?
● How does a company calculate its carbon footprint and make the right choices towards reduction and removal – ultimately reach net-zero?
● How do you embark on the journey and avoid greenwashing?
This panel discussion will cover these important topics to help companies and organisations speak the language of carbon removal in a way that’s understandable, implementable and leads to concrete action.This panel discussion will cover these important topics to help companies and organisations speak the language of carbon removal in a way that’s understandable, implementable and leads to concrete action.
Panel: Nicholas Hawtin (CEO and Co-founder at thinklegaltech.com), Thomas Norman Canguilhem (CEO at EcoTree), Ole Høy Jakobsen (Manager at Nordic Sustainability), Olivier Corradi (Founder & CEO at electricityMap) and Moritz Boehme (MsC Chemical Engineering, PhD in renewable fuels from plastics)

In his session, Sam Jalaei will elucidate the topic of sustainability from a legal perspective. He will set a focus on the challenges and realities the investment journey has to face throughout its growth phase.
With Human Shojaee (President & founder of Sustainary), Sam Jalaei (Partner/ Advokat, Co-Head 
of Corporate & M&A at Magnusson)

How can a scientist, an investor, and a founder contribute to changing the world? Be inspired by women professionals who in their daily work are creating a positive change for a sustainable future! Be encouraged to make a change yourself!
Moderator: Maria Skotte, Director at CLEAN
Panelists: Helle Uth (Co-founder and General Partner of PSV Tech Fund), Ann-Mia Ambjerg (Co-Founder & CBO at Aris Robotics), Daria Dasha Krivonos (Copenhagen Institute for Future Studies), Lone Kørnøv (Professor at The Danish Center for Environmental Assessment, Aalborg University) and Nanna Sys Frier (MSc public health)

– Why We need to act now (ready by 2030)?  
– The visions of the Island – is new tech a large enough part of it? 
– Why wave energy and the Energy Island (North Sea) are a match made in heaven? 
– Should there be a requirement of including X% wave energy in offshore energy parks in DK to fulfill the EU SET target.
Panel discussion with Esben Norrbom (Founder & Special Advisor at Raw Relations) as moderator, Michael Henriksen (CEO at Wavepiston), Donagh Cagney (Policy Director at Ocean Energy Europe), Tom Le Gallo – Le Manach (Engineer Degree in Chemical Engineering) and Anders Køhler (CEO at Floating Power Plant)

More and more corporates are beginning to comprehend that the problems they are facing when turning green, cannot be solved internally. We need collaborations.
The second generation corporate-startup collaborations is rolling, and it has a very different look and feel than first gen. We are now able to show and document the multiplied benefits of collaborations in scouting for Next Generation of talent, ideas and development, radical innovations, new mindsets and new business models. Plus, we have learned the value of innovation in collaborations on several levels. In this panel representatives from a startup, a university hub and a corporate company will share their perspectives on what is possible in this new era.
Panel discussion with Nicholas Hawtin (CEO and Co-founder at thinklegaltech.com) as moderator, Sophie Bech (Hub Director at NIRAS Green Tech Hub), Rasmus Gyldenkerne Deleuran (Senior Funding and Partnerships Officer at DTU Skylab), Andrea Donau (Co-Founder at FÆRM) and Benny Kaan Nielsen (MSc Sustainable Energy)

Unfortunately too many organizations still struggle with turning sustainability into business. This also includes NGO’s and public sector organizations. The recipe for success is to get the business case right – but how do organizations do this? Who is successful? What is their advice? 
Devoteam just published a new analysis on How the Nordics act on Sustainability. We need to fix return on investment in sustainability if we want to reach our climate targets and other important targets.
Panel Discussion with Sif Neldeborg (Senior Sustainability Consultant at Devoteam) as moderator, Michael Henriksen (CEO at Wavepiston), Anna Riis Hedegaard (Founder at The 0-mission), Martin Garbrecht Damm (CTO at Loegismose Meyers) and Lovis Engel (MSc Business, Language and Culture)

Panel Discussion with Pia Jacobsen as moderator, Rasmus Borgstrøm (VP, Innovation Lab at DHI A/S), Anette Raben (Country Market Director of Water Denmark at Rambøll), Anne Abraham (Kruger) and Mikkel Severin Jensen (MSc Political Science: global politics)

Panel discussion with Sanni Olesen (Head of Communication at European Commission’s Representation in Denmark) as moderator, Andreas Barkman (EAA) and Lea Kress (MA Global Studies)

The event aims to inspire start-up companies to the next step on the commercial and financial journey. What is important to be aware of when you as a researcher / founder are in the laboratory and have got a good idea that you want to bring out into the world? How do investors view it and what is important to them? and what about the lenders?
Panel discussion with Line Lundbye (Green Investment Director at Danmarks Grønne Investeringsfond) as moderator, Keld Markedal (Director Of Research Development at SiccaDania Group and one of the founders of Bioptimate ApS) and Nicolai Winding Andersen (CEO in SD Venture ApS and board member in Meelunie GPI A/S)

Join Samantha Philips, as she navigates topics and questions on sustainable energy and conversion methods – touching on topics within the role of innovation and rapid upscaling, available solutions and meeting European ambitions, and much more!
Panel discussion with Samantha Jane Philips (Chief Innovation Officer at DynElectro), Morten Poulsen (Evida), Jacob Jensen (Chief Commercial Officer at Heliac), Thomas Steenberg (CEO at Copenhagen Atomics) and Milo Stocker (Student Business Developer at Electrochaea)

Can tech really save us from climate change? Can it help us reduce emissions fast enough to stay under 1,5 degrees global warming? IPCC just stated that we have 2 years to break the CO2e emissions curve. In this talk we will elaborate what tech can help us do, but also why tech is not enough. We need creative minds and courage to design the solutions to drive reductions. We will share examples of software as a service solutions to help us get our ESG and climate data right as a start. And discuss why it is hard to do it right.
Panel discussion with Sif Neldeborg (Senior Sustainability Consultant at Devoteam) as moderator, Theo Morris Andresier (Lead Cloud Solutions Architect at Devoteam), Magnus Nørbo (Founder and CEO, Legacy), Stefan Veis Pennerup (Partner Engineer at Google Cloud)

Our panelists represent a multi-national energy and sustainability leader, a small company with big ambitions, and a digital start-up focused on automating CO2 measurement. For each of these companies, achieving sustainability and integrating it with business results requires looking both up- and downstream their value chain, both to acquire accurate data as well as to achieve real reductions in CO2 emissions. We’ll hear what challenges they’re facing and what they’ve learned along the way.

The panel will be moderated by Erik Thomas Johnson (former Head of Sustainable Business Development at Dansk Industry and incoming Director of Sustainability Advisory at PwC), with panelists Mie Prehn Nygaard (Senior Sustainability Advisor & Program Lead at Ørsted) and Sumaya Carina Sadek (Assistant to the Executive at Windowmaster)

The market for accelerators and scale programs for green impact startups is booming fast. With huge interest from governments as well as VCs, corporate ventures and even business angels – what are the new trends, possibilities in a global green startup market? 
Panel discussion with Human Shojaee (President and Founder of Sustainary), Maija Ibsen (Innovation Officer at Innovation Fund Denmark), Rasmus Wiinstedt Tscherning (Director & Founder at Creative Business Network), Maxime Bauchau (Startup Wise Guys)

Networking is an important part of any conference – and the Green Impact Week Summit is no exception for that. 
So, come happy and join the green community and meet your next partner, investor or fellow thought leader and and let the experiences of the day pass in review.
All while enjoying a free drink, kindly sponsored by Worthmore.io. 

Fire side chat between Zenia Francker from Digital hub Denmark and Tommy Ahlers, founder of LUV, about making impact through politics vs. investments
Discussion with Zenia W. Francker (Director of Investments at Digital Hub Denmark) and Tommy Ahlers (Founder at LUV)

Reaching Net Zero requires more than just reducing emissions. We must also remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere to balance out at ‘net’ zero, using what is known as ‘negative emissions’ technologies. 
At Green Impact Week, our expert Adam Sipthorpe will take a deep dive + Q&A into technical carbon removals and how companies can leverage the many exciting opportunities with the fast-moving carbon market. We take you through how companies can design, quantify, validate and certify their removals and commercialise your business.
Panel discussion with Adam Sipthorp (Southpole) as moderator, Jennifer Hanser (Head of Business Development at Agreena), Jakob Bejbro (CEO at Mash Makes), Chris Christiansen (Co-founder & Chief Footprint Officer at Nøie) and Violetta Massala (MSc. Sustainability, Innovation Strategy)

The Green Deal International Conference is a comprehensive one-day event filled with inspiring keynotes, panel discussions and high-level networking. 
This is your chance to experience the unique collaborative culture in Greater Copenhagen and to meet entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, developers and frontrunners within green transition.
Join us at this year’s Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Conference and discuss concrete partnerships, project ideas and opportunities with local stakeholders.

Limited seats available. Click here to secure your seat early.

Technology and innovation are fundamental triggers in the move towards a regenerative society. To ensure science based technologies benefit society, they have to translate from research to solutions, and become commercially mature. In this panel discussion we give you the perspective of investors and universities on new trends and needs in boosting new green commercialisation
Panel discussion with Human Shojaee (Founder & President at Sustainary) as moderator, Ari Jonsson (Former president at Reykjavik University), Anders Kjær (DeepTech Fund Director at PSV) and Christian Dalsgaard Nielsen (Innovation Partner at DTU Skylab)

The five most innovative startup programs pitch their sustainable solutions to a live audience and investors to determine the winner of the GI100 competition. 

The Green Deal International Conference is a comprehensive one-day event filled with inspiring keynotes, panel discussions and high-level networking. 
This is your chance to experience the unique collaborative culture in Greater Copenhagen and to meet entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, developers and frontrunners within green transition.
Join us at this year’s Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Conference and discuss concrete partnerships, project ideas and opportunities with local stakeholders.

Limited seats available. Click here to secure your seat early.

In this panel, Maria Skotte will lead through the discussion around the questions ‘What are the challenges and potentials of upcycling CO2 into fuels, polymers, concrete and more? Will upcycling of CO2 slow climate change and to what extent? And is there a future market for Danish companies?’
Panel discussion with Maria Skotte (CLEAN) as moderator, Erling Stenby (Head of Department & Professor at DTU), Anders N. Jensen (Pureteq Group), Juanita Gallego Davila (AAU)

This panel event on circular economy and textiles led by Circular Innovation Lab will highlight the experience, opportunities and challenges of actors from the textile sector in moving towards a circular economy. The focus will also be on discussing various circular business models in textile and the use of circular design and innovation with the goal of increasing circularity in the textile value chains. The panellists will also discuss the EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles, which was released in March 2022, on how the strategy can support the circular transition in textile by implementing extended producer responsibility in textiles, publishing a transition pathway by the end of 2022, creating a digital product passport in textile and similar measures to accelerate the transition
Panel discussion with Apoora Arya (CEO at Circular Innovation Lab) as moderator, Kim Hjerrild (Head of Circular Economy at Lifestyle & Design Cluster), Peter R. Svensson (Co-founder at Continued Fashion), Marie Josephine Mustelin (Political Consultant in Textiles at Danish Chamber of Commerce), Cathryn Anneka Hall (Post Doctoral Researcher at Design School Kolding).

The Green Deal International Conference is a comprehensive one-day event filled with inspiring keynotes, panel discussions and high-level networking. 
This is your chance to experience the unique collaborative culture in Greater Copenhagen and to meet entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, developers and frontrunners within green transition.
Join us at this year’s Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Conference and discuss concrete partnerships, project ideas and opportunities with local stakeholders.

Limited seats available. Click here to secure your seat early.

The demand for food is projected to increase by 60% by 2050, but according to the United Nations, over the past 100 years, more than 90% of crop varieties have disappeared which has tired our soil. By drawing on agroecology, regenerative agriculture, and using natural processes like biological nitrogen fixation, biodiversity and recycling – rather than chemicals, which reduce biodiversity and contribute to climate change – we can revitalize the topsoil so that it can feed our future generations. But how will we ensure these practices are implemented and what is our vision of the future?
Panel Discussion with Cindie Christiansen (Foodprint Nordic) as moderator, Sandra Villumsen (Regenerativt Jordbrug), André Amtoft (Habeetats), Kirsten Lund Jensen (Landbrug & Fødevarer) and Milo Stocker (MSc Environmental Engineering)

The Green Deal International Conference is a comprehensive one-day event filled with inspiring keynotes, panel discussions and high-level networking. 
This is your chance to experience the unique collaborative culture in Greater Copenhagen and to meet entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, developers and frontrunners within green transition.
Join us at this year’s Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Conference and discuss concrete partnerships, project ideas and opportunities with local stakeholders.

Limited seats available. Click here to secure your seat early.

Panel discussion with Agata Skrzypczyk (Journalist), Jesper Nygård (Realdania) and Mark Watts (Executive Director at C40 Cities)

Rasmus Mørk and Jesper Blaabjerg Holm from Greater Copenhagen EU Office and Niels Roest from Copenhagen Capacity talk about EU funding opportunities within the European Green Deal – for private and public partners
Panel discussion with Niels Simon Ussing Roest (Senior Project Manager at Copenhagen Capacity), Rasmus Mørk (Greater Copenhagen EU Office), Jesper Blaabjerg Holm (EU Special Adviser, Greater Copenhagen EU Office)

The Green Deal International Conference is a comprehensive one-day event filled with inspiring keynotes, panel discussions and high-level networking. 
This is your chance to experience the unique collaborative culture in Greater Copenhagen and to meet entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, developers and frontrunners within green transition.
Join us at this year’s Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Conference and discuss concrete partnerships, project ideas and opportunities with local stakeholders.

Limited seats available. Click here to secure your seat early.

Panel discussion with Agata Skrzypczyk (Journalist), Jesper Nygård (Realdania) and Mark Watts (Executive Director at C40 Cities)

This panel debate will put a focus energy effective buildings, and how Danish actors are working within this field. Pia Rasmussen from Teknologisk Institut, Theis Hybschmann Petersen from Københavns Ejendomme, and Thomas Mondrup from Green Building Councill will all engage in this topic with their complementary competences. A special case-based emphasis will be put on how Københavns Ejendomme have worked to lower the energy usage in their buildings, which tools and models have been applied, and how such work can be taken to the next level. It is expected that by next year, CO2 requirements for new buildings will be codified by law so take notice and learn how to work within this field by the experts on this panel !
Panel debate with Vincent Bruinent (Learning Manager at Talent Garden Rainmaking) as moderator, Pia Rasmussen (Centerleder at Videncenter for Energibesparelser i Byggeri), Thomas Mondrup (Teknisk Chef, Afdelingsleder at Green Building Council), Theis Hybschmann Petersen (Project developer at Copenhagen City Properties).

The Green Deal International Conference is a comprehensive one-day event filled with inspiring keynotes, panel discussions and high-level networking. 
This is your chance to experience the unique collaborative culture in Greater Copenhagen and to meet entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, developers and frontrunners within green transition.
Join us at this year’s Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Conference and discuss concrete partnerships, project ideas and opportunities with local stakeholders.

Limited seats available. Click here to secure your seat early.

This debate will put a focus on Danish cleantech innovation and solutions, and how they are being used to solve challenges in the global energy sector. State of Green, Ørsted, and Green Power Denmark will do a case-based presentation of key Danish energy competences and will subsequently discuss how they are applied globally and what this means for Denmark and its international profile as a ‘small green superpower’.
Panel discussion with Malte Tue Møller (Co-founder and General Partner at International Relations Consultancy Group), Lise Holmegaard Larsen (Senior Project Manager, Renewable Energy Sources at State of Green), Mie Bredahl (Senior Public Affairs Advisor at Ørsted), Thomas Aarestrup Jepsen (Direktør, Kommunikation og Public Affairs at Green Power Denmark) and Carsten Kissmeyer (Folketingsmedlem at Folketinget)

In this keynote presentation, Frederik van Deurs – CEO of the Green Innovation Group A/S – will showcase the business case for a circular pharma and medtech sector.

The Green Deal International Conference is a comprehensive one-day event filled with inspiring keynotes, panel discussions and high-level networking. 
This is your chance to experience the unique collaborative culture in Greater Copenhagen and to meet entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, developers and frontrunners within green transition.
Join us at this year’s Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Conference and discuss concrete partnerships, project ideas and opportunities with local stakeholders.

Limited seats available. Click here to secure your seat early.

We will explore the challenges and gains of investing in social sustainable companies, discuss investor goals and considerations, CSR washing and how to implement a business strategy that makes a difference in society and for investors. 
Bente Dalsbæk as moderator, Lars Carlsen (CEO at People Like Us), Steen Sønderby (Social Sustainable Investor at Doughnut Capital) and Stanislas Pierre Marie Salavert (BSc Business Administration and Sociology)

How do we best assist startups and small businesses to create trust in their product through 3rd party assessment? How can startups and SMEs navigate through different standards and certification? ? How can we even start to compare them? Even if we had some quantified dimension, e.g. the GHG drawdown KPIs, how do we account for competition? And what is the business-as-usual scenario we compare it with.
Panel discussion with Human Shojaee (Founder & President of Sustainary)

The Green Deal International Conference is a comprehensive one-day event filled with inspiring keynotes, panel discussions and high-level networking. 
This is your chance to experience the unique collaborative culture in Greater Copenhagen and to meet entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, developers and frontrunners within green transition.
Join us at this year’s Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Conference and discuss concrete partnerships, project ideas and opportunities with local stakeholders.

Limited seats available. Click here to secure your seat early.

Along with many of its neighbors in the Middle East, Israel is defined as a “climate hotspot”: the rate of rising temperatures, sea levels, forest fires and extreme weather events is roughly twice that of the world average. Local manifestations of the climate crisis should have created particularly high awareness about climate-related responsibilities, but in fact, only recently, has Israel begun to design a comprehensive greenhouse gas mitigation strategy. Nonetheless, many of the unique development initiatives and technologies which the country has adopted over the years are relevant to global efforts to ensure sustainability, with the potential for meaningful reduction in the planet’s collective carbon footprint. 
Among the more notable such Israeli technological innovations are dryland afforestation, drip irrigation and wastewater reuse. Israel has also developed the lowest price desalinated sea water production in the world. While many of the Middle East’s country’s face a water scarcity crisis, exacerbated by increasingly frequently droughts, water security in Israel has actually improved dramatically over the past twenty years. While this is an extremely important contribution to quality of life, Israel’s desalination program remains powered by fossil fuel-powered electricity, increasing aggregate greenhouse gas emissions. 
The presentation will consider both technological approaches to overcoming climate challenges in dryland regions – and initiatives involving regional cooperation between Israel and its neighbors. Transboundary environmental cooperation has the potential to both increase political harmony in the region as well as ensure that economic development continues without compromising climate responsibilities and Sustainable Development Goals.
Panel discussion with Nicholas Hawtin (CEO and Co-founder at thinklegaltech.com) as moderator, and Alon Tal

This debate will put a focus on the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and how organisation are working with this method to reach their sustainability targets. Joachim Marc Christensen from the UN Global Compact will give a fly-in to the SBTi, Magdalini Psarra will do a case based presentation on how TDC Nets work with SBT’s, and finally Marcus Maar from South Pole will talk about how South Pole is working with SBT’s with their clients / partners. 
Panel debate with Joachim Marc Christensen (UN Global Compact Network Denmark) as moderator, Magdalini Psarra (TDC), Marcus Maar (Regional Business Development Lead at South Pole) and Mikkel Søvndahl (MSc in Economics and Business Administration – Accounting, Strategy and Control)

The Green Deal International Conference is a comprehensive one-day event filled with inspiring keynotes, panel discussions and high-level networking. 
This is your chance to experience the unique collaborative culture in Greater Copenhagen and to meet entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, developers and frontrunners within green transition.
Join us at this year’s Greater Copenhagen Green Deal Conference and discuss concrete partnerships, project ideas and opportunities with local stakeholders.

Limited seats available. Click here to secure your seat early.