Copenhagen Towers
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Posting Date | 26 March 2010
Country | Denmark
Geographic Coverage | International
Abstract | Copenhagen Towers is a sustainable building, designed to minimize its environmental impact and provides
a healthy indoor climate for greater comfort and satisfaction.
Sustainability is about securing the right environment and finding energy solutions that respect
the environment while offering substantial financial benefits.
Sustainability is crucial to the concept and construction of Copenhagen Towers and
environmental-friendly and energy-saving solutions have been given high priority throughout.
Copenhagen Towers, for instance, meets the EU’s requirements for ”Green Building” as well as
the Danish Low Energy Class II requirements. This places Copenhagen Towers years ahead in
respect of the energy requirements of the future.
With energy-saving measures such as Denmark’s largest groundwater cooling system and
an advanced sun cell system, Copenhagen Towers is a genuine alternative for companies and
organisaitons that care for the environment while taking pride in working in one of Scandinavia’s
foremost business locations.
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Web URL(s) of the case | http://www.copenhagentowers.dk
Lessons learnt | With energy-saving measures such as Denmark’s largest groundwater cooling system and
an advanced sun cell system, Copenhagen Towers is a alternative for companies and
organisaitons that care for the environment.
Award labels | none
Additional documents |
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Case Languages | Danish , English
Submitted by Jesper Kragh
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