In 2011, Invest in Denmark helped to attract or retain 1.296 jobs in Denmark. A yearly evaluation from KPMG, a provider of audit services, shows that the number of jobs is up 49 per cent from 2010.

Divided between industries, 31 per cent of the jobs were within Cleantech, 27 per cent within ICT and 18…

ROMO Wind, a Swiss wind technology and service company, establishes a subsidiary in Denmark and acquires a wind measurement technology from The Technical University of Denmark (DTU).

Denmark is the chosen destination for the global operational headquarters of the Swiss/Danish company ROMO Wind that focuses on optimising the technical and operational performance of wind farms in…

In a more competitive climate than ever, Greater Copenhagen has been ranked as the third best European region to invest in, according to a new report.

An on-going economic crisis has left European cities and regions in hard competition for attracting foreign investments. Now, Greater Copenhagen has a strong argument to beat the others as it…

A group of Danish scientists are embarking on a research project that is to convert algae into bio-fuels. They hope to be able to replace petrol in 5-10 years.

Algae from the sea instead of polluting petrol is what car owners can expect in the future. 

A group of Danish scientists have launched a…

36 Danish embassies have implemented energy savings measures at post. With annual energy savings averaging 15 per cent, the results speak louder than words.

That we all need to get smarter about how we use energy is one of the messages that Danish diplomats deliver to decision makers around the world these days, as one the priorities of…

A survey from the Economist Intelligence Unit shows that Denmark is Europe’s biggest talent hotspot in 2011 and onwards.

Denmark might be small in size but when it comes to producing talents, the country is number one in Europe today and is predicted to stay there until…

Copenhagen has one the best living standards in the world, according to a new 2011 survey of the world's most livable cities.

Copenhagen beats popular European cities such as London, Barcelona and Stockholm in a recent survey of the most livable cities in the world.

Copenhagen ranks number nine in the world according to the…

Denmark is home to 15 Indian companies and there is room for more. With Denmark full of small and midsize enterprises, small and midsized Indian companies should look further into the opportunities of offering their unique onsite-offshore model to Danish clients and consider how Denmark could be an ideal Nordic hub for sales, marketing and operations support.

Nasscom, the…

A historic record has been set in Denmark, as Siemens Wind Power in Aalborg, northern Denmark, recently kicked off its production of the longest wind blades ever seen by the world.

The global supplier of wind power has started to produce wind blades that are no less than 75 meters long, they each weigh 20 tons, and once…