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Focus on these three areas to make Denmark a frontrunner in P2X

The Danish Parliament just made a climate agreement which promises further financing of P2X. At GreenLab, we work specifically with research...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen

Eurowind Energy is GreenLab’s powerhouse and ready to transform the energy market

This article kicks off a series of articles that will introduce you to some of GreenLab’s P2X partners. We thought it made sense to start at...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen

The Danish Minister of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs visited GreenLab today and finds the results impressive

Denmark’s Minister of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs, Simon Kollerup, visited GreenLab today to see for himself how a grant of DKK...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen

Together with a series of partners, GreenLab will create the world’s first largescale facility for production of green hydrogen and methanol

GreenLab just received a grant of €10,7 million from the Danish Energy Agency’s funds for energy storage. The purpose of the grant is to cem...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen

P2X: The short and sweet of it

Everyone is talking about the promising perspectives of a thing called P2X. But what does it stand for, why does it get all the hype, and wh...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen

New funding will enable the first intelligent energy symbiosis at GreenLab

The utilities company Eniig, Skive Municipality and Spar Vest Fonden will enter GreenLab Skive A/S. This means ownership will be clearly roo...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen

Minister revisits GreenLab

On Monday afternoon, Denmark’s minister for energy, utilities and climate, Mr. Lars Christian Lilleholt, once again paid a visit to GreenLab...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen

Digital solutions accelerate the Danish energy system

The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) has entered into collaboration on establishing a new digital infrastructure, which will, among oth...

By Christopher Sorensen

GreenLab joins the Interreg ÖKS programme for circular economies and energy storage

More muscle to further develop the GreenLab Skive business park – and find practical solutions to the global challenges of transforming exis...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy and Energifonden Skive agree to explore eco-friendly ammonia production

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy and Energifonden Skive have signed an agreement to jointly explore eco-friendly ammonia production as a way...

By Christopher Sorensen

Skive College and GreenLab launch ambitious plan for new education initiatives in high voltage

The coming High Voltage (HV) centre at GreenLab Skive will pave the way for a dynamic, special-purpose education and training environment th...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen

DTU and GreenLab Skive to collaborate on ambitious national energy-storage programme

On 16 April 2018 it was made official: the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and GreenLab Skive signed a formal agreement for strategic...

By Steen Harding Hintze

Quantafuel turns old plastic into green diesel

Quantafuel, headquartered in Lysaker near Olso, Norway, has got the excavators going in Denmark. On Thursday, 19 April 2018, Quantafuel bega...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen

The world's first starfish plant under way at GreenLab

On 16 April, Danish Marine Protein broke ground at GreenLab Skive. The company converts starfish into organic protein, and its new plant wil...

By Thea Lyng Thomsen