Denmark Energy

​​ Central


 

The central government is responsible for:

  • The Danish Energy Agency;
  • National and international efforts to prevent climate change;
  • Energy issues;
  • Conducting national geological surveys in Denmark and Greenland;
  • Meteorology;
  • Windfarms;
  • Global cooperation in the context of climate change;
  • Establishing a framework of Denmark's climate initiatives at national and international levels;
  • Data collection on climate used as a base for climate change adaptation strategies and projects;
  • Weather forecast;
  • Functioning of the communication network;
  • Creating a framework of efficient water and waste management;
  • Protecting the quality of drinking water;
  • Supporting the sustainable exploration, distribution and use of energy and raw materials in Denmark.

 

 
Responsible ministries/bodies
 

 

 
Regional
 
No competencies identified at regional level.
 

 
Local
 
Municipal authorities are responsible for:

 
  • Energy supply, through local and regional energy companies; and
  • Energy-saving promotion and initiatives.
     
Sources
 
Energy Policy in Denmark, Danish Energy Agency​
 
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