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Sjællandske Klimaprojekter Climate Projects on Zealand Sjællandske klimaprojekter Climate Projects on Zealand THE EUROPEAN UNION We are moving the world to a better place The European Regional Development Fund Denne brochure illustrerer de mange klima-, energi- og miljøaktiviteter, som Vækstforum Investing in your future Sjælland har sat i gang siden 2007. Der er medfinansieret aktiviteter for mere end 164 mio. DKK (22 mio. EUR) hvori blandt andet finansiering fra Regionsrådet, EU’s Strukturfonde og de deltagende parter indgår. Allerede før den nuværende interesse for cleantech var der gennemført analyser af regionen, som indikerede meget væsentlige kompetencer og mulig- heder inden for områderne klima, energi og miljø. Derfor er udviklingsmuligheder for denne type virksomheder et strategisk indsatsområde i vækstforums erhvervsudviklingsstrategi. Baggrunden for Region Sjællands interesse er naturligvis også, at vi ser alvorligt på klimaudfordringerne og udfordringerne i at sikre fremtidens energikilder. Der skal gøres noget på alle planer: Globalt, nationalt og regionalt – og det giver nye muligheder for erhvervslivet, fordi der er et stigende marked for miljøløsninger. Derfor har vi fra regional side valgt at satse på klimaløsninger i alle afskygninger. Der er fra starten lagt vægt på, at projekterne har tæt relation til erhvervslivet. Det er vigtigt for os, at vi får udviklet gode idéer og projekter, men det er ligeså vigtigt, at vi får sat idéerne i spil, dér hvor de kan gøre en reel forskel, på marken og på markedet. De innovations- og udviklingsaktiviteter som er beskrevet i denne brochure, medvirker til at implementere den regionale klimastrategi. Den regionale klimastrategi er udarbejdet af de 17 kommuner i Region Sjælland sammen med Region Sjælland. Essensen i den regionale klimastrategi er at holde fokus på tre elementer: 1. forebyggelse, 2. tilpasninger og 3. innovation. Flere af miljøprojekterne er medfinansieret af EU´s strukturfondsmidler, specifikt Regional- fonden. Arbejdet med de klimaprojekter er dermed en del af udmøntningen af Lissabon- målsætningerne om bæredygtig vækst, konkurrenceevne og beskæftigelse. Vi håber, at du finder aktiviteterne interessante, og at det giver inspiration til at samar- bejde med os. Vækstforum Sjælland Yderligere information kan findes på www.vfsj.dk 1 INDHOLD We are moving the world to a Better Place 2 Generelle Tiltag This brochure illustrates the many climate, energy and environmental activities Regional 14 Biobrændsel Growth Forum Sjælland has launched since 2007. There is co-funded activities for more 18 Lokale tiltag than 164 million. DKK (22 mio. EUR), which includes funding from the regional council, 22 Byggeri og materialeteknik the EU Structural Funds and the participating parties. Even before the current interest in cleantech arose, we conducted an assessments of the region, which indicated very signi- ficant competencies and opportunities in the areas of climate, energy and environment. CONTENT Therefore, development of business within these areas remains central for the strategy of Regional Growth Forum Sjælland. 2 General Measures 14 Biofuel Another obvious reason for our interest in the field is that we harbour a serious concern 18 Local Projects about the climate challenges and the challenges of ensuring the future of energy. 22 Construction and Materials Something must be done at all levels, be that global, national or regional - and this offers new opportunities for businesses, because there is a growing market for environmental solutions. Therefore, we have chosen to focus on climate solutions in all forms, with emphasis on projects that are directly related to the market. While it is important to us that we developed good ideas and projects, it is equally important that these ideas are realized so they can make a real difference on the fields and in the market. The innovation and development activities that are described in this brochure, contribute to the implementation of the regional climate strategy. The regional climate change strategy is developed by the 17 municipalities of Region Zealand in cooperation with the Regional administration. The essence of this strategy is focused in three elements: 1. Prevention, 2. Adjustments and 3. Innovation. Several projects have co-financing from EU Structural Funds, particularly the Regional Fund. This means that these projects are contributing to the Lisbon objectives of su- stainable growth, competitiveness and employment. We hope that you find the reading interesting and that the activities can inspire you to work with us. Regional Growth Forum Sjælland. More information at www.vfsj.dk Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster Formål Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster vil udvikle hele Sjælland til at blive en af verdens førende Cleantech områder. Herudover skal Sjælland være kendt som cleantech klynge i hele verden. Hvad gør Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster? CCC er en netværksorganisation, der samler og koordinerer cleantech-aktører på tværs af brancher. Netværket er åbent for alle, der er involveret i cleantech, hvad enten det er som leverandør, support, forskermiljø eller virksomhed. Med den brede indgangsvinkel kan CCC binde cleantech aktører sammen på tværs af brancher og værdikæder. Hvorfor skal du kontakte Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster? CCC kan hjælpe med viden, kontakter, hjælp til at starte virksomhed og markedsføring i Danmark og udlandet. Du kan kontakte CCC både hvis du allerede arbejder med clean- tech som forsker eller virksomhed, eller tænker på at starte en virksomhed. Foreløbige partnere Copenhagen Capacity, Risø DTU, Scion DTU, DI, Københavns Universitet, kommunerne Roskilde, Lolland, Kalundborg, Frederikssund og Albertslund, CAT Science Park, Dansk Hydraulisk Institut, Øland A/S, SEAS NVE, NCC, Siemens Danmark, Better Place Den- mark, DONG Energy, Novozymes, Haldor Topsøe, Copenhagen Ressource Institute, Ernst & Young, Vestas, Væksthus Sjælland, Væksthus Hovedstaden, GEUS, EnergyMap.dk og Symbion Science Park. Finansiering Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster er finansieret af Region Sjælland, Region Hovedstaden og EU’s Strukturfonde samt foreløbigt 25 virksomheder, organisationer og videninstitutioner. Kontakt Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster Mail: [email protected] Nicolai Sederberg Rottbøll Direct: +45 3326 8713 Sekretariatschef Mobile: +45 2949 4561 Generelle Tiltag 3 General Measures Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster Purpose Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster aims to develop the region of Zeeland to be one of the world’s leading cleantech areas, and to making this known to the world. What does the Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster do? Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster is a network organization bringing together cleantech players across sectors. The network is open for all players involved in the cleantech industry, from supplier to support, research or business environment. Thus, the cluster represents cleantech environments across industries and value chains. Why you should contact Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster The cluster can assist you with knowledge, contacts, help to start a business and market it in Denmark and abroad. You can contact the cluster both if you are already working in cleantech as a researcher or company, or thinking of starting a business. Partners Copenhagen Capacity, Risø DTU, Scion DTU, DI, Copenhagen University, municipalities Roskilde, Lolland, Kalundborg, Frederikssund and Albertslund, CAT Science Park, Danish Hydraulic Institute, Oland A/S, SEAS NVE, NCC, Siemens Denmark, Better Place Denmark, DONG Energy, Novozymes, Haldor Topsoe, Copenhagen Resource Institute, Ernst & Young, Vestas, Business Link Zealand, Business Link Greater Copenhagen, GEUS, EnergyMap.dk og Symbion Science Park. Financing Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster is financed by Region Zealand, Region Hovedstaden, the EU Structural Funds and a large number of companies, organizations and knowledge institutions. Contact Copenhagen Cleantech Cluster Mail:[email protected] Nicolai Sederberg Rottbøll Direct: +45 33 26 87 13 Head of Secretariat Mobile: +45 29 49 45 61 Energiklyngecenter Sjælland Formål At samle klimakræfterne i Region Sjælland og de 17 kommuner med henblik på at skabe intelligente energiløsninger. Energiklyngecentret skal generere et kommunalt klimakom- petenceløft, så kommunerne i fremtiden bedre kan bekæmpe negative klimaforandringer og skabe nye forretningsmuligheder. Hvad gør Energiklyngecenter Sjælland? Energiklyngecenter Sjælland søsætter energiklynger indenfor energiforsyning og energi- besparelser og fungerer som centrum for kreative kræfter, der udvikler indsigt, viden og inspiration om grønne energimuligheder. Energiklyngerne består af klimaeksperter fra Region Sjælland, de 17 kommuner, virksomheder, uddannelses- og forskningsinstitutioner og andre interessenter. Gennem dialog, aktiviteter og erfaringsudveksling udvikles nye idéer for fremtidens intelligente løsninger. Hvorfor skal du kontakte Energiklynge Center Sjælland? Energiklyngecenter Sjælland har til formål at formidle resultater fra projekter i de 17 kommuner og Region Sjælland, så enhver med interesse i udviklingen af nye energiløs- ninger kan kontakte sekretariatet. Partnere Kalundborg Kommune, Lolland Kommune og Roskilde kommune (på vegne af de 17 kommuner i Region Sjælland), Vækstforum Sjælland og Region Sjælland. Finansiering Region Sjælland, EU’s Strukturfonde, Kalundborg Kommune, Lolland Kommune og Roskilde Kommune. Kontakt Helle Voss Marker [email protected] Tlf: +45 5140 8031 4 Energy Cluster Center Zealand Purpose Bringing together climate forces in Region Zealand and the 17 municipalities in order to create
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