The Danish government is taking bold steps to revitalize its offshore wind industry following a setback in a previous auction. Energy Minister Lars Aagaard has announced plans for a new tender with more attractive conditions, including subsidies to stimulate interest. Denmark aims to leverage its offshore wind capacity by exporting electricity and hydrogen to Germany. One of the strategies involves establishing an energy island on Bornholm, supported by EU funding. The project, although facing legal challenges and opposition from Danish businesses in the past, is now gaining momentum. The Danish government is also focusing on enhancing energy links with Germany and ramping up the deployment of heat pumps and electric vehicles. Despite setbacks and uncertainty due to the lack of a stable counterpart in Berlin, Copenhagen remains committed to advancing discussions with Germany to ensure the success of these energy initiatives. The collaboration between Denmark and Germany signifies a positive step towards sustainable energy production and cross-border electricity trading in the region.