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2020 has been a special year that will be remembered for the human and financial costs of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. We face a giant task of recovering the global economy. However, it also provides us a unique opportunity to find a greener way out of the crisis. This requires
2020 has been a special year that will be remembered for the human and financial costs of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. We face a giant task of recovering the global economy. However, it also provides us a unique opportunity to find a greener way out of the crisis. This requires us to make the green transition the driving force in the economic recovery. It requires action, also outside of Denmark. In the spring of 2020, the Government together with the International Energy Agency (IEA) hosted a series of ministerial roundtables that emphasized the importance of a green recovery in the re-start of the world’s economies.
2020 has been a special year that will be remembered for the human and financial costs of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. We face a giant task of recovering the global economy. However, it also provides us a unique opportunity to find a greener way out of the crisis. This requires us to make the green transition the driving force in the economic recovery. It requires action, also outside of Denmark. In the spring of 2020, the Government together with the International Energy Agency (IEA) hosted a series of ministerial roundtables that emphasized the importance of a green recovery in the re-start of the world’s economies.