Energy as a common good: the Danish model
09-06-2026 12:51 via energy-cities.eu

Energy as a common good: the Danish model

Denmark is frequently recognised as a pioneer in sustainability. The country is internationally known for its forward-thinking innovative architecture and urban planning, and its widespread cooperative approach to energy production and management. This reputation is reflected in concrete results. Throughout 2025, Danish energy communities shared a total of 200 MWh of renewable electricity among their members, according to the Danish organisation Energifællesskaber. In 2026, nearly 70% of D
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