The east end of Copenhagen’s Amager island is home to incredible public spaces and serves as a major green energy hub for the region.
With wind farms, a high-tech waste-to-energy plant, a biogas fueling station, and nature park, the region pulls together renewables, nature, and sustainable transportation in a highly visible and accessible way.
This post documents a leisurely cycle trip throughout the northeastern edge of Amager.
Nestled centrally in Copenhagen’s eclectic Nørrebro neighbourhood, Superkilen Park is a creative and playful piece of urban planning that begs to be explored. Continue reading…
Today, my wife and I will be hopping on a flight to Copenhagen to spend two months+ working from Copenhagen and meeting with and learning from the Danes.
Denmark is a world leader in the development of renewables, but are the Danes getting good bang for the buck as they pay some of the world’s highest rates for electricity? Does the transition to clean power have any traction? Continue reading…