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Australia and Denmark sign clean energy partnership at COP31

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12 Nov 2026, 7:07 pm IST1 min read

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Australia and Denmark signed a memorandum of understanding on climate and energy cooperation at COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, the Australian government announced on 10 November. The agreement sets out areas for the two countries to work on together.

The Australian ministerial release lists offshore wind, wider renewable power deployment, energy efficiency, industrial emissions reduction, energy storage and renewable hydrogen among the priorities. It also identifies climate adaptation and access to climate finance for developing countries, with a focus on the Pacific.

Australia’s climate and energy minister Chris Bowen and his Danish counterpart Samira Nawa signed the memorandum. The announcement gives the partnership’s priorities and does not name specific projects or funding commitments.

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