Clean joins the circle of partners in Green Hub Denmark in North Jutland. Green Hub Denmark brings public and private actors together and facilitates and supports projects that develop, test, and demonstrate sustainable solutions.
With Clean as a new partner, Green Hub Denmark adds competencies within the water and environment area, and Clean becomes an important link to the many Danish companies working with important areas such as water, climate adaptation, resources, and nature.
We at Clean are very pleased to become an official part of Green Hub Denmark’s circle of partners. Together with Green Hub Denmark and the other partners, it is a great goal for us to create a breeding ground for new projects that can strengthen the Danish sector within water and environmental technology. This will help Denmark fulfill our green ambitions, says Kasper Havemann, Senior Project Manager & CCUS Lead at Clean.
Green Hub Denmark is also looking forward to the collaboration with Clean:
At Green Hub Denmark, we notice that networking and personal relationships are important when developing a new project or supporting the possibility for a company to scale or further develop a green solution. It will be a clear advantage that Clean will be represented at our partner meetings in the future and thereby become an integral part of our partner circle, says Michael Stie Laugesen, Project Manager at Green Hub Denmark.
Green Hub Denmark aims to promote the green transition through strong partnerships and collaborations that create growth, employment, and CO2 reductions based in North Jutland.
We have already collaborated with Clean in several contexts, especially on international activities in the CO2Vision lighthouse project, and now we are creating an extra good starting point for the collaboration to expand into new areas where Clean’s strength in environmental and water technology can complement Green Hub Denmark’s other activities and projects, – adds Michael Stie Laugesen.
Clean also emphasizes the good collaboration around CO2Vision and looks forward to building on this with new projects for the benefit of North Jutland:
Our collaboration is already strong in CO2 capture, and we look forward to seeing how we can also integrate projects in water and industrial symbiosis shortly,” concludes Kasper Havemann.
