Lobby objects to report on Denmark's RE proportion
The Nordic Council of Ministers ought not to highlight Denmark as lagging behind other countries in the region concerning the use of renewable energy, says Danish Energy Association Managing Director Lars Aagaard.
Managing Director Lars Aagaard from sector lobby Danish Energy Association disputes the findings of a Nordic Council of Ministers report published Tuesday, emphasizing that Denmark lags behind Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland concerning the proportion of renewables in the respective national energy mixes, reports Danish daily Berlingske.
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