- Investment in renewable energy (12,8 mil for 2GW offshore wind).Faster processing of green transition authorizations (more people hired in the Danish Environment Agency, Danish Energy Agency and Nævnenes Hus).
- Establishment of a 500 mil. grants pool for technologies that can help Denmark reduce the CO2 emissions (focus on CO2 capture and storage facilities).
- Establishment of a 50 mil. grants pool to ensure access to clean tap water all over Denmark.
- Development of two marine national parks – Øresund and Lillebælt (10 mil. to hire people and fund knowledge initiatives) and support for the Øresund Aquarium (3 mil.).
- Trawl-free zone in Lillebælt, Storebælt and Langelandsbælt (no more fishing with the net – to improve marine environment and the conditions for cod aka torsk to spawn).
- Re-establishment of rock reefs (stenrev) (10 mil.).
- Development of a forest plan (10 mil.).
- Climate aid to other countries (100 mil.).
- More attention to “greenwashing” from the Consumer Ombudsman (Forbrugerombudsmanden).
- A tax on CO2 emissions is coming in 2022 (after negotiations that will start soon).
- Establishment of a diploma education in plant-based nutrition.
- Support for small and medium businesses to get CO2 certificates and climate labels (20 mil.).
- Support to establish city gardens on roof terraces in the larger cities (14 mil.).
