Publications

Feb 2026

Digital Hub Denmark’s 2025 Annual Report highlights how our initiatives have positioned Denmark as a trusted partner in shaping the future of digital public infrastructure.

Dec 2025

The green transition is fundamentally a data challenge. In the white paper we investigate how shared digital foundations, national registers, open standards, and trusted governance, has turned data into a catalyst for climate action.

Dec 2025

Reel is using granular energy data to align companies’ actual electricity demand with new wind, solar, and battery projects, reshaping how corporate energy procurement supports the green transition.

Dec 2025

The green transition will only succeed if households can see, understand, and act on their own energy use. From Denmark, KlimaID shows how open data and trusted digital infrastructure can turn everyday citizens into active climate actors without needing technical expertise.

Dec 2025

From its origins in Copenhagen, Electricity Maps has set out to build a global data layer that reveals the real-time carbon footprint of electricity everywhere, laying the digital foundation for a more flexible, transparent, and truly low-carbon energy system.

Dec 2025

Denmark is becoming the first country to unify district heating data through Center Denmark’s national HeatSync platform, and the Icelandic company Klappir is among the first to tap into it.

Dec 2025

As electrification and renewables accelerate, Denmark’s Center Denmark is tackling fragmented energy data by building the digital infrastructure needed for a connected, future-proof energy system.

Dec 2025

cBrain’s approach to digital case management shows how activating environmental data can accelerate the green transition, reduce administrative burdens, and deliver real environmental impact right now.

Dec 2025

Across towns and neighbourhoods, communities are beginning to generate, share, and own their own renewable energy. From Denmark, the startup Orklys is building the digital tools that make this grassroots energy model viable, scalable, and fair.

Dec 2025

Denmark serves as a key inspiration and partner in Sweden’s green transition, sharing proven digital governance experience to help accelerate complex public-sector decisions while maintaining trust, quality, and legal certainty.

Dec 2025

Drawing on hands-on experience from the energy sector, Lars Bonderup Bjørn explains why readiness in data, and not technology, is key to keeping the green transition on track.

Dec 2025

As Europe races toward climate neutrality, Denmark’s climate data model offers a compelling blueprint for how shared data infrastructure can unlock a flexible, secure, and scalable green energy system across borders.

Dec 2025

The company Ento is using AI and existing smart-meter data to uncover hidden inefficiencies in buildings, cutting energy use at scale before a single sensor is installed.

Dec 2025

Phlecks is tackling this hidden challenge by building the data foundations needed to unlock flexible energy markets, faster innovation, and smarter use of existing infrastructure.‍

Dec 2025

How quickly can societies translate political goals into operational change across energy systems, buildings, industry, and public administration?

Nov 2025

During the Beyond GovTech 2025 conference, Digital Hub Denmark launched a new white paper examining how Europe can enhance its digital resilience, competitiveness, and sovereignty in an era characterised by cyber threats and quantum technologies.

Sep 2025

A new report from Digital Hub Denmark and partners reveals why international tech professionals leave Denmark, highlighting career stagnation, social disconnection, and bureaucratic barriers as key drivers.

Sep 2025

EVP Henna Virkkunen outlines Europe’s vision for secure, trusted, and values-driven technology. From AI and quantum investments to Digital Identity Wallets and stronger procurement rules, the EU is building the tools and regulations to lead globally while protecting democracy and innovation.

Jun 2025

Minister Caroline Stage shares why open source, interoperability, and bold policy shifts are key to strengthening Europe’s digital sovereignty, and how Denmark aims to lead the way.

Jan 2025

Digital Hub Denmark’s 2024 Annual Report highlights key milestones in GovTech leadership, global engagement, and digital talent insights.

Nov 2024

Digital Hub Denmark, in partnership with Social Innovation Alliance (SIA), announces a collaboration focused on sharing Denmark's world-leading expertise in digitalisation.

Sep 2024

A new report from Digital Hub Denmark reveals a trend for the country's digital sector: Denmark is experiencing a sharp decline in its ability to attract and retain digital talent.

May 2024

A recent survey by Digital Hub Denmark and HBS Economics shows that Denmark has made progress in increasing its pool of female digital talent over the past decade.

Aug 2023

The number of digital talents in Denmark grew by 19% over the last three years, but struggles persist in retaining female and foreign digital talent.

Aug 2022

In a 2022 survey conducted by Digital Hub Denmark and HBS Economic, we see an increase of 12% in digital talent on the job market since 2019.

Sep 2021

A new survey from Digital Hub Denmark shows that the need for digital talent among Danish companies has significantly increased since the spring of 2020.

Nov 2020

A new study from Boston Consulting Group and Digital Hub Denmark shows that digital talents in Denmark are the happiest.

Sep 2020

While the number of talents specialising in tech and digitalisation has grown by 14% from 2016-2019, the amount of international tech talents in Denmark has risen to a staggering 48%.