Latest News
08.07.2008
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INTERVIEW: WATCH ERIK RASMUSSEN ON DANISH NATIONAL TELEVISION, DR2 (ONLY IN DANISH) Watch Erik Rasmussen, founder of Copenhagen Climate Council, in a longer studio interview on a news and debate program, Deadline 2230.
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23.06.2008
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KEYNOTES: WATCH SHAI AGASSI AND STEVE CHU’S KEYNOTES DELIVERED AT THE CONFERENCE INNOVATION IN CLIMATE AND ENERGYShai Agassi is the founder and CEO of Project Better Place. Steve Chu is the Director of Berkeley Lab and 1997 Nobel Laureate.
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19.06.2008
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PRESS RELEASE: CLIMATE LEADERS LAUNCH GLOBAL COLLABORATION ON NAVIGATING TOWARDS A LOW CARBON FUTURE
In order to reduce global emissions of CO2 as quickly and effectively as needed, a new global climate treaty must accelerate innovation in low carbon technologies significantly and boost global investment in research, development and deployment of clean energy solutions. In doing so, the Copenhagen Protocol that will be decided upon at the UN Summit in Copenhagen in 2009 could become a historic event securing sustainability for future generations.
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Activities
14.03.2008
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Innovation in Climate and Energy Some of the world's leading scientists will meet with industry leaders on 18-19 June at Copenhagen University to discuss innovation in climate and energy. They will be brought together in collaboration with the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society (CITRIS), a research center at the University of California. The aim of the event is to introduce a framework that will help uncover the interdependencies and trade-offs, choices and opportunities involved in new energy technologies to mitigate climate change effectively.
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Point of view
14.03.2008 |
Call for leadership from science, business and government  “In essence we must forge a new industrial revolution - one based on clean, efficient, energy sources – in just four decades. That will require new forms of leadership from science, business and government. We cannot let the difficulty be an excuse for disengagement and inaction. Instead it must be the driver for even greater effort. With the focus now on the UN meeting in Copenhagen, over the coming two years, as members of the Copenhagen Climate Council we will do all in our power to build a global consensus on the treaty to be agreed in 2009. If the world is to maintain climate security into the future we believe there is no greater imperative.” Tim Flannery, Professor, Earth & Life Sciences, Macquaire University and Chairman of the Copenhagen Climate Council
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Countdown
UN Summit - Copenhagen 2009
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