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 E-Mail IMAGE: The project will demonstrate elements of the green construction site of the future through modern technological solutions in interaction with efficient logistics and intelligent operations. view more  Credit: Per Aarsleff A/S Ambitious climate plans in Denmark and a strong focus on pollution from urban construction sites call for a green transformation of the building and construction sector. The sector accounts for 2.2 per cent of total carbon emissions in Denmark, and is also responsible for a major share of the total particulate pollution from road traffic. Over the next three years, a new project funded by the Eco-Innovation programme (MUDP) under the Danish Environmental Protection Agency will be examining the effect of various climate-friendly initiatives that can promote a green transition for construction sites.

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