- 150 million DKK for the expansion of district heating projects around the country. If some of you remember the great energy crisis from, well, last year, the word “fjernvarme” could turn your best friend still connected to gas into your worst enemy :).
- 105 million DKK to fight oxygen depletion in Danish coastal waters. If you live near the coast, expect coastal water councils to be established (kystvandråd) which will be able to spend the money on local initiatives. Also, focus will be on farmers who still insist on using low-lying soils. P.S. (opportunity for a new type of consultants to appear – the low-lying consultants who are meant to convince farmers to give up using those areas – a new job for you, maybe?)
- 50 million DKK to ensure you still pay less registration tax for electric cars (if you haven’t switched yet, do it before the end of 2025 – times will not be forever in favor of electric cars).
- 10 million DKK for circular economy projects. A new grant will be established for which you can apply if you want to start a repair cafe, courses on how to do it yourself, etc. (business opportunity).
- 10 million DKK for an action plan on repairs, access to spare parts, updates, and life extensions. Expect some sort of incentive to convince you to repair instead of buying new, like other EU countries have done.
- 11 million DKK for extra training in green transition for school teachers, so they can disseminate the information better to students.
