Projects
The Energy Academy is among many things also a project organization.
This means that we apply for different programs in the EU system and in correspondingly framed programs. The projects must be relevant to the Academy’s overall work for a sustainable future and in relation to climate change. But also inrelation to the resulting effects, such as decentralized solutions for energy supply, job creation and innovation in the local community.
In other words, the projects contribute to strengthening the Academy’s position as an active partner that can deliver progress and development in society and, in that context, get funded the daily tasks. We provide advice and help with energy calculations and meeting set ups, we write reports and send applicat ions. It costs time and money. The projects help to justify and pay the staff and the operations needed to have a dynamic Energy Academy.












Ongoing projects

Ogata
“Ogata” – export & knowhow Projekt Start: 2023 Projekt Slut: 2026 Nøgleord: Grøn omstilling, Implementering i praksis, Handling, Lokale klimaanlæg, Fællesskab, Borgerinddragelse,

TSI – Moving On
TSI – Moving on Project Start: 1/12-2021Project End: 1/2 2024 Keywords: Green transition, implementation in practice, action, local climate plans,

Veje til folkelig forankring
Veje til folkelig forankring – Med energi demokrati som lup på fænomenet FOLKEDYBET Hvad nu hvis vi kunne begynde med

Citizen in the center
Green transition with the citizen in the center How do we get the green transition under the skin of the Danes?

Night light
In the Night Light project, regional authorities from across Europe go together to improve their regional policies for the prevention of light pollution.

Islands – Activation through knowledge and insight
The purpose is to engage the islanders to establish energy plans through a facilitation of meetings on a number of islands.

Prototype Samsø Foundation
Samsø Foundation wants to build a global investment fund with the purpose to invest in community power projects.

SMARTEES
SMARTEES is an interdisciplinary research project that supports the energy transformation.

Islands of innovation
European island areas face several challenges such as depopulation, isolation, vulnerable environments and limited economic activity.

Samsoe Version 2.0
The Version 2.0 Plan calls for becoming totally independent of fossil-based energy in 2030.

Field lab Samsø and Aalborg University
With 20 years of development and Samsø as a “field lab,” we’ve gathered experience leading to far more sustainable development in Denmark.

SMILE (smart grid)
The collaboration takes place in a consortium consisting of 19 partners from Italy, Scotland, Portugal, Denmark, The Netherlands and Greece.
Finished projects

The cracks that make way for the light
The goal of the project is to demonstrate and convey to the public the latest solutions within LED light technology.

NORDIC PILOT
The proposal called for the make-up of the steering committee to be diverse. The process and preparation of a strong, factual proposal explaining the challenges the Nordic countries faced in terms of educating the population about sustainable transition and development was what made the difference.

Tentou
The Tentou Partnership seeks to inspire communities across the globe that share the same principles to make a difference and formulate a new narrative for a much-needed global paradigm shift.

Green Golfclub on Samsø
Through Energy and environmentally correct initiatives to make Samsø Golf Club pioneer in the industry – both in Denmark and abroad.

Climate Calculation
The purpose is to contribute to the conversion of our energy system to renewable energy towards 2050 (2030 on Samsø) by building knowledge, developing common strategies and coordinating energy planning across municipalities and energy players in central Jutland.

MATCH – analysis of smart grid solutions
The purpose of MATCH is to expand our knowledge of how to design and implement comprehensive smart grid solutions.

Scrap your oil furnace – Nationwide campaign
The scheme was set up to help make Denmark become more environmentally friendly and climate-friendly, to ensure security of supply and less dependence on fossil fuels, and at the same time boost the economy and give citizens a little more money in the pockets by reducing the heating bills.