Water and waste water utility companies subject to the Danish Water Sector Act (vandsektorloven) are being urged to report their ambitions in relation to energy consumption, energy production, CO2 emissions, nitrous oxide emissions and methane emissions in the lead-up to 2030 (and preferably for 2035 too) to the Danish Environmental Protection Agency.
The aim of these guidelines is to assist utility companies with reporting data and information that can be used to establish a ‘Paris model’ for an energy- and climate-neutral water sector
Guidelines for reporting with Paris Model for climate- and energy-neutral Water Sector
Water and waste water utility companies subject to the Danish Water Sector Act (vandsektorloven) are being urged to report their ambitions in relation to energy consumption, energy production, CO2 emissions, nitrous oxide emissions and methane emissions in the lead-up to 2030 (and preferably for 2035 too) to the Danish Environmental Protection Agency.The aim of these guidelines is to assist utility companies with reporting data and information that can be used to establish a ‘Paris model’ for an energy- and climate-neutral water sector