Since it emerged as a global concern in the 1990s, Denmark has become a leader in the field of renewable energy. But, with the sector gaining ever greater international prominence, the headstart gained by the country's law firms in this emerging field may not be preserved much longer. Derek Bedlow reports
January 19, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
As the planet continues to warm up, one solution to the prevention of global warming is the use of environmentally friendly sources of renewable energy.
Few countries have made greater strides in developing this field than Denmark, where, according to the Danish Energy Authority, 25% of the country’s electricity is already derived from renewable sources, primarily wind power, in which the country is the undisputed world leader.
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