5 days / 4 nights
Copenhagen · Kalundborg · Samsø
Late spring – early autumn
Anna Dyląg, PhD
OVERVIEW
Energy as a story of cooperation
Denmark shows that the energy transition is as much about ownership and collaboration as technology.
Three places tell that story, and we discuss honestly what counts as truly renewable.
Copenhagen
An offshore wind farm co-owned by citizens, and a waste-to-energy plant that heats the city.
Kalundborg
Industrial symbiosis: companies sharing heat, water and residual streams.
Samsø
The renewable energy island, powered by wind, solar and community-owned heating.
Arrival, then the Middelgrunden wind farm: 20 turbines just off the coast, half owned by a citizens’ cooperative.
A guided visit to the Amager Bakke plant, the CopenHill rooftop, and a walk or bike ride through the sustainable city.
Train to Kalundborg, a briefing at the Symbiosis Center, then the ferry to Samsø and an overnight stay.
Samsø Energy Academy, the Ballen harbour demonstration, the community-owned heating plant and a cycling tour of the island.
Ferry to Hou, onward to Aarhus and a flight home.
CONTACT
Let’s talk about travel and collaboration
Whether you have questions, need support, or want to explore opportunities—I’d be happy to discuss the details and explore opportunities to work together.
Building Address: Narutowicza 6/13, 90-135 Lodz, Poland
Mobile Number: +48 691060560
Company Email: anna@annadylag.com