Den danske ambassade i Riga leder søger efter danske affaldsvirksomheder, især indenfor sortering, genvinding og waste-to-energy, til et fremstød rettet mod den massive efterspørgsmel i Letland og især Litaun. Begge lande satser betydeligt på området og også EU's strukturfonde investerer massivt.
VF kan (og bør?) stille sig til rådighed for partnerskaber, fx med nogle af de rådgivende ingeniørfirmaer mv for dels at positionere sig i forhold til (internationalt agerende) partnere, dels at begynde at oparbejde viden om eksport og international efterspørgsel, og så også for at begynde at bruge sine kompetencer til gavn for verden...
Kontaktperson er
Ole Gustavsson, +371 67226210, olegus@um.dk
Et andet interessant land er Tjekkiet, hvor ambassaden også er i gang med et fremstød for dansk cleantech, bl.a affaldshåndtering.
Kontaktperon på ambassaden i Prag er Jess Møller Knudsen, jeknud@um.dk
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
FEE Eco-Schools
Foundation for Environmental Education (der har til huse hos Friluftsrådet) og bla. kører Blå Flag og Eco-Schools (a programme for environmental management, certification, and sustainable development education for schools) kan være en interessant partner for oplevelsesparken.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Gabarage: Waste upcyling....
Design-firma i Wien, der (i øvrigt i samarbejde med hospital) upcycler affald til ultra coool designobjekter. Holdte møde med direktøren, der meget sympatisk: Kan være interessant partner til oplevelsesparken.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Open Source patent initiativ for cleantechs
The Eco-Patent Commons, launched by IBM, Nokia, Pitney Bowes and Sony in partnership with the WBCSD, was founded on the commitment that anyone who wants to bring environmental benefits to market can use these patents to protect the environment and enable collaboration between businesses that foster new innovations. The objectives of the Eco-Patent Commons are :
- To provide an avenue by which innovations and solutions may be easily shared to accelerate and facilitate implementation to protect the environment and perhaps lead to further innovation.
- To promote and encourage cooperation and collaboration between businesses that pledge patents and potential users to foster further joint innovations and the advancement and development of solutions that benefit the environment.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
e-waste kræver løsninger nu!
Hazardous waste from electronic products is growing exponentially in developing countries, sometimes by as much as 500 per cent. The report,Recycling - From E-Waste to Resources, used data from 11 representative developing countries to estimate current and future e-waste generation which includes old and dilapidated desk and laptop computers, printers, mobile phones, pagers, digital photo and music devices, refrigerators, toys and televisions. The United Nations called for new recycling technologies and regulations to safeguard both public health and the environment.
Access a lengthy release from UNEP with numerous links to additional information (click here). Access the complete 120-page report (click here).
Access a lengthy release from UNEP with numerous links to additional information (click here). Access the complete 120-page report (click here).
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