"Behind the scenes moments with great people in an old and massive power station in Copenhagen.

Designed by architect Andreas Fussing in 1920, the functionalistic Copenhagen H.C. Ørsted Power Station has become a symbol of Denmark's sustainable agenda. Named after Hans Christian Ørsted, the Danish scientist who discovered electromagnetism, the plant has undergone several transformations to align with green energy practices since then. After a 1994 conversion from diesel and coal to natural gas, the power station is today used to provide heat for 25.000 people.