Join us on December 7, 2023 at Leland Stanford Mansion, at 5:00 PM for a reception to welcome a delegation from Denmark looking to explore the energy industry in California.

The Trade Council of Denmark in North America, the Confederation of Danish Industry, and Danish Chamber of Commerce invites you to a reception at Leland Stanford Mansion to welcome a delegation of Danish hydrogen, Power-to-X, and offshore wind companies to California.

Earlier this year, Denmark launched the world’s first Power-to-X tender. The Tender was held to procure hydrogen produced by using renewable energy sources and is part of Denmark’s goal to reach between 4 and 6 GW of electrolysis capacity by 2030 which is expected to entail reductions of CO2 emission between 2,5 – 4,0 million tonnes. Winners of the tender will be building 280 MW of electrolysis capacity.

Moreover, the large wind resources and the massive expansion of offshore wind capacity conditions Denmark with great potentials as a leading producer of green hydrogen.

Over the course of a week, a diverse group of key stakeholders from 11 Danish energy companies will visit California to engage with leaders in the public and private sectors across the state, and explore new opportunities and partnerships to accelerate the deployment of renewables, green hydrogen, and e-fuels. 

Please join us in welcoming the Danish delegation at a reception on December 7, 2023, from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM and register below.

Location: Leland Stanford Mansion, 800 N St, Sacramento, CA 95814

Register at https://thetradecouncil.dk/en/services/export/global-industry-teams/energy-and-environment-na/energy-transition-advisory/alliance/welcome-reception.

Please make plans to join us on December 14 for a timely webinar presentation and discussion of our new report The Importance of Reliable Clean Energy and Infrastructure for Mexico to Realize its Potential for North American “Nearshoring”.

December 14 | 9:00 AM PT | Virtual

Register here: https://bit.ly/cleanenergymx

Read report: https://bit.ly/3QOHN7X

The webinar will examine the specific challenges and potential energy-related solutions that will help determine just how successful nearshoring in Mexico ultimately becomes.

As our report discusses, nearshoring is here, no longer just a possibility, but starting to have a tangible impact. Further regionalizing North America’s supply chains through nearshoring helps to reduce dependence on far-flung trade routes, minimizes delays, and achieves greater certainty and control over supply and manufacturing.

Electricity has proven to be a particularly complicated challenge given the current state of electricity infrastructure, supply-demand dynamics, and the government policies currently being pursued. It may not only be an additional cost, but a potential deal-breaker for potential nearshoring companies.

The webinar features report co-authors: Veronica Irastorza -The Brattle Group, John D. Padilla – IPD Latin America, and Jeremy M. Martin – Institute of the Americas.

Thank you for taking time out of your busy holiday schedule to join us!