Renewable energy projects

Buksefjord Hydroelectric Power Plant: Greenland's first and largest hydroelectric power plant, located near Nuuk, has a capacity of 45 MW. It significantly reduces reliance on fossil fuels by providing clean energy to the capital region.

Qorlortorsuaq Dam: This hydroelectric facility near Qaqortoq and Narsaq has a capacity of 7.6 MW. It supplies renewable energy to southern Greenland, supporting local communities and industries.

Nukissiorfiit: Greenland's national energy company oversees the development and operation of renewable energy projects, including hydroelectric plants, aiming to increase the share of renewable energy in the national grid.

More information about Nukissiorfiit here.

Sustainable mining practices

Environmental policies on mining: Greenland has implemented strict environmental regulations to ensure that mining activities, particularly those involving rare earth elements, are conducted responsibly to minimize ecological impact.

Sustainable fisheries & marine innovation

Sustainable fisheries management: Greenland's economy heavily relies on fishing, and there are ongoing efforts to implement sustainable practices, including regulated quotas and monitoring, to preserve marine ecosystems.

Green education & vocational training

Integration of renewable energy in education: Greenland is incorporating renewable energy topics into educational curricula, particularly in vocational training, to prepare the workforce for sustainable industry practices.