Danish entourage bullish over Alberta carbon-capture partnerships
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Danish entourage bullish over Alberta carbon-capture partnerships
Over the past few years, partnerships have been growing between the Alberta carbon-capture industry and its Danish counterparts.
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By Steven Sandor
Published Sep 08, 2026
Last updated 13 hours ago
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When Albertans think of collaborations between this province and Denmark, we’d be forgiven for making jokes about Lego sets or new Oilers goalie Frederik Andersen.
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But, over the past few years, partnerships have been growing between the Alberta carbon-capture industry and its Danish counterparts. And, in an era when both Denmark and Canada have been singled out by U.S. President Donald Trump, these partnerships are also taking on political importance.
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“In Denmark and the rest of the Nordics, people are turning away from the U.S.,” said Thilde Moller Larsen, the senior international project manager at Green Hub Denmark. “Our companies don’t want to go there. They don’t want to invest. They are looking for other markets, and we are pushing for them to just go a bit further north. If they want to stay in that continent, if everything is becoming too difficult, then just go north of the border.”
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While Trump’s tariffs on Canada and threats to Denmark’s control over Greenland have accelerated the talks between Danes and Canadians, the seeds were sown while Joe Biden was in the White House.
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Green Hub Denmark is one of the country’s leaders when it comes to CO2-emission reduction, and, along with Clean, an organization representing that country’s environmental cluster, began exploring ways in 2022 to collaborate with other nations when it comes to carbon capture and storage.
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