Søren Hermansen is the director of the Samsø Energy Academy and has been a pionéer and driving force behind Samsø’s transformation and success as a renewable energy island.
Here you can follow Søren’s experiences and aspirations based on his encounters with people from all over the world – from Indians in Canada to industry leaders in Japan, from the neighbors of Samsø to the EU officials.
Malene is a trained documentary photographer and artist.
She is also the head of the Samsø Energy Academy’s communications department.
Cecilie is a journalist and helps the academy with texts, news letters and articles. On the blog Cecilie writes about Samso both in a global and local perspective.
I was in Canada for the first time in 2016 to meet with First Nations for the Catalyst 2020 program.
From Melbourne my next stop is Canberra the capital of Australia. Canberra was chosen as the capital in 1908 as a compromise between the to cities Melbourne and Sydney.
Jeg har altid været fascineret af indianere. For nogle år siden mødte jeg Christoffer Henderson. Han inviterede mig til at arbejde sammen med en international gruppe om klimaændringer i indianernes territorier.
“In the old days, many people on Samsø were skipper farmers. They had a ship where they sailed with goods,
A round-up of Soren Hermansen events in New England, and the positive response & press coverage we received for Sapphire Wind Farm (SWF) & CWPAM.
Efter næsten en måned i det sydlige Australien er jeg nu på vej hjem. En måned er nok tid til at give dig en følelse af, hvad der foregår her. Det store problem er kul.
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