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Energy Crossroads Denmark is planning lots of new stuff in 2010. Projects like Energy Efficient Stoves and the upcoming workshop innovationCamp are already well on the way, but more is in the pipeline. The focus for 'portfolio 2010' is ACTION.

Check out the Current Projects to learn more.

Energy Crossroads

Join Energy Crossroads today!

Energy Crossroads is currently open to new members.
At the moment we are especially looking for members with juridical knowledge, but we encourage anyone who has an interest in energy issues and who wishes to gain influence in our work to contact us.
We have a lot of interesting projects lined-up for the COP15. Please write join@energycrossroads.org to learn more.



Friends of Energy Crossroads

Energy Crossroads Denmark thrives as an organization by beeing founded on insights from a variety of disciplins, therefore we collaborate and gain inspriation from several different organizations within as well as outside of Denmark:


Copenhagen University - Climate and Sustainability



Copenhagen Climate Council



Friends of the Earth



The Danish Society for Nature Conservation

About EC Denmark

Energy Crossroads became a truly global movement in August of 2007, as a result of collaboration between student groups in Denmark Technical University, Copenhagen University, and students from Energy Crossroads at Stanford University, the original Energy Crossroads chapter.

The Danish chapter of Energy Crossroads was actively planning for the events surrounding the UN Climate Summit (COP15), which took place in Copenhagen, December of 2009. In anticipation of the main event, Energy Crossroads hosted a range of activities in Denmark in order to create a community in support of clean energy and to get the word out; youth deserve a more clean, a more secure and a more prosperous future

The chapter also actively engaged with student groups in the African region, in order to mobilize the voice and engagement of these less represented countries at the UN Climate Summit.