Clean air and reducing emissions

Documentation of greenhouse gas emissions, substituting green alternatives, and CO2 capture

In 2020, the Danish government adopted the Danish Climate Act, which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70% by 2030 such that Denmark can become climate-neutral by 2050. In the green transformation, technological developments aim to reduce CO₂ emissions through the development of new, green, carbon-neutral fuels that can replace fossil fuels, as well as through methods for removing CO₂ from the atmosphere, which is known as "carbon capture". 

Many of these new, green technologies will lead to reductions not only in CO₂, but also in many other pollutants traditionally associated with fossil fuel combustion. However, as we race to meet climate targets, it is important that we do not develop and deploy technologies which, in the worst-case scenario, could lead to the emission of new substances that are harmful to health and the environment.

Proper measurement and documentation as prerequisites for reducing emissions

At FORCE Technology, we see clean air as a basic human need. For us, reducing emissions is a key element of our contribution to the green transformation and improved standards of living.

We are continuously working on methods for measuring emissions, particles, and gases more precisely and accurately. These methods are a prerequisite for selecting emission reduction methods and properly documenting their effects.

To this end, we leverage our impartiality, our broad assortment of development and testing facilities, and our expertise in emission measurement, reduction, and documentation to support industry actors, research institutions, and government agencies in developing and refining new, green technologies and methods, including green fuels and carbon capture processes.