In Copenhagen, Denmark lies Amager Bakke, a unique power plant. Not only is it the world's cleanest waste-to-energy facility, it's also home to a man-made mountain called CopenHill with its own ski slope, the world's tallest climbing wall and challenging hiking trails up the building where you'll find the best views of Copenhagen. Opened in October 2019, the building was designed Bjarke Ingels Group (aka BIG) with an aim to create a building that can "contribute positively to the city, become part of the city, and even to be a landmark of the capital". The plant serves 680,000 people and takes waste from up to 300 lorries each day. Its steam turbine produces 63MWh of energy, while its heat exchangers are used in a district heating system. Were you aware Denmark is one of the countries in the world leading in Green energy solutions?

Samso, an island off the east coast of Denmark and nestled in the Kattegat Sea, is home to a population of 4,000 people committed to living a green life, using and producing only 100 percent renewable energy. In 1997, the Danish government organised a contest to create a model community for renewable energy; the Samso community came together and won that contest. "The beginning of it was very interesting. It was a top-down decision. We had a very ambitious Minister of the Environment and he announced that Denmark would cut down 21 percent of the present CO2 emission," recalls Soren Hermansen, head of the Samso Energy and Environmental Organisation. A whole range of environmentally friendly practices have been initiated to serve the whole community. The difference here, compared with anywhere else, is that the people of the island completely own its own energy supplies, as opposed to relying on big companies.The community is now putting energy into the Danish national grid and are acting as an adviser to other island communities around the world. Samso also receives 5,000 energy tourists per year and have set up an Energy Academy to advise different nations on their energy schemes. Were you aware of Samso Island in Denmark?

Here we explore Denmark's groundbreaking venture into green energy with the world's first energy island! This $34 billion megaproject marks a pivotal shift towards renewable energy and showcases Denmark's leadership in sustainable development. Denmark's Energy Island isn't just another construction project; it's a bold statement in the fight against climate change. Poised in the heart of the North Sea, this revolutionary initiative aims to harness the power of wind turbines on an unprecedented scale. It's not just about generating energy; it's about reshaping the future of sustainability. Witness the colossal construction of numerous wind turbines, each a testament to the incredible potential of renewable energy. This megaproject goes beyond mere energy generation; it's a beacon of hope for a climate-friendly future. Were you aware that Denmark has built energy islands?

Not a lot of people know the tiny island of Bornholm, Denmark. But it may be the greenest island in the world. It has turned its economy around by investing in sustainable business and is set to become one of the first carbon neutral islands in the world. Is this island the best in the world?