Danish Climate Change Act

The Danish Climate Act is legislation that commits Denmark to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050. It sets legally binding targets and outlines strategies to cut emissions across sectors like energy, transportation, and industry. The act also requires regular government policy updates and accountability measures to ensure progress is on track. Its purpose is to foster sustainable development, comply with international climate agreements, and promote a transition to a greener economy, balancing environmental goals with economic growth while making Denmark a leader in climate action.