Aalborg Hosts 3rd Net-Zero Pathways Conference (DK)
On September 30th, Aalborg Municipality and co-partners in Green Hub Denmark hosted the 3rd edition of the Net-Zero Pathways – a conference dedicated to showcasing innovative decarbonisation solution in the North Denmark region.
The day was buzzing with exiting presentations on topics such as:
- The integrated and circular hydrogen ecosystem at the Port of Hirtshals
- An energy island with CO2 capture and Power-to-X in Hjørring
- The implementation of pyrolysis at Vrejlev Biogas
- Greenport Scandinavia as the gateway to the Danish CCUS infrastructure
- The Norne Project – a carbon storage hub at the Port of Aalborg
- Integrated circular energy clusters and storage of biogenic CO2
Net-Zero Pathways also included a speech by Danish Minister of European Affairs, Marie Bjerre, who stated that competitiveness and green transition goes hand in hand, and Europe has the ability to spearhead this transition through. She also emphasized the importance og cross-border collaboration in order to mobilise the green transition. Precisely a united Europe and the green transition are two of the Minister's top priorities when Denmark takes over the EU presidency next year and kicks it off in Aalborg.
The ambition of Net-Zero Pathways is to create a forum for inspiration and action, where attendees can discuss, meet like-minded individuals, and leave with collaboration opportunities across industries, all centered on the green transition. In addition to the conference itself, the conference exhibition area offers a chance to engage with exhibitors and learn more about how they have adapted their businesses and organizations to the green transition, and how they can assist others in doing the same.