Energy efficiency in buildings

Cases: Energy efficiency in buildings

The collection includes Danish and international examples of strategic business response to climate change.

 

 

• Danfoss AS - To minimise their CO2 emissions, the many Danfoss facilities constantly optimise the energy consumption of processes and buildings, having also in 2007 realised several energy-saving projects. > Read more
• Grundfos - The ambition is to make Grundfos a leading green company – in the way it acts and in its innovation efforts and exploration of new business opportunities. The core of its ambition is to provide a growing world with better living standards in a sustainable way, utilising new, breakthrough technologies that contribute to minimising the impact on the environment. > Read more
• Kopenhagen Fur - With a market share of close to 50%, Kopenhagen Fur in Copenhagen is the world’s largest fur auction house. Kopenhagen Fur has always made environmental efforts, but since the late 1990s they have been intensified. > Read more
• Lundbeck AS - To ensure targeted activities, Lundbeck has implemented certified environment and occupational health and safety management systems in all its research, development and production units in Europe. Its long-term 2007 CO2 strategy is another concrete example proving that Lundbeck lifts its environmental responsibility. > Read more
• Spæncom AS - Spaencom is Denmark’s leading supplier of concrete units. The company vision is to be known as an environment-conscious supplier with strong focus on occupational health and safety. > Read more
• VKR Holding AS - VKR Holding moved into its new headquarters in August 2007. The building was designed as a holistic low-energy building in which daylight, fresh air and superb architecture go hand in hand with low energy consumption. The design reflects VKR Holding’s mission to “bring daylight, fresh air and a better environment into people’s everyday lives”. > Read more
• UNIMERCO - In its environmental policy, UNIMERCO commits to reducing its relative environmental impact and resource consumption through the well-defined development of increasingly clean technologies. > Read more