This Act aims to support energy policy objectives for security, climate protection and cost effectiveness. It encourages the development of commercial potential within the energy sector. In order to set guidance within these objectivces, the European Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Programme (EDDP) is created in order to develop and approve the introduction of new energy technologies. The EUDP is managed by an independent board consisting of a chairman and six members. They are appointed by the Ministry for Tansport and Energy and have the role of decision-making, prioritization and planning. The institution may grant subsidies towards projects approved for energy production and its members are replaced every 4 years.
Denmark · 2007-06-06