The 2025 edition is hosted by Aalborg University (AAU) and the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), both renowned for their expertise in sustainable energy and technical sciences.
▶️ Aalborg University
AAU is a university with high ambitions. With an internationally recognised, unique problem-based learning model, AAU forges solutions, progress and development for all societies and the entire world. AAU is a leading institution in delivering holistic and innovative solutions for smart energy systems, through a multidisciplinary approach integrating technical knowledge with social science and economics.
▶️ Technical University of Denmark
DTU is recognised internationally as a leading institution in the areas of the technical and the natural sciences, renowned for its business-oriented approach and focus on sustainability. It is also the leading institution in the Nordic countries in delivering innovative solutions for district energy solutions, integrating engineering skills with innovative data science. It has the ambitious goal of becoming the EU's leading academic institution in the field of district energy in the next years.
This year's Summer School will be held at Aalborg University's Copenhagen campus, located in a modern area by the harbour, offering a calm waterfront setting that contributes to a pleasant and inspiring environment 🌊.
Accommodation
Participants are welcome to choose their preferred accommodation.
For those interested in staying at the same hotel as our staff and lecturers, we have secured special rates at the Moxy Copenhagen Sydhavnen. This stylish hotel is located just a 7-minute walk from Aalborg University Copenhagen, offers easy access to public transport, and is only 12 minutes from Copenhagen Central Station (7 minutes by train + 5 minutes on foot).
Located in the vibrant Sydhavnen district, the hotel offers great social spaces, perfect for relaxing, working, and mingling. Facilities include a restaurant/bar, fitness centre, game room, and bicycle rental (200 DKK).
🌱 Sustainability at Moxy
As sustainability is essential to us, here are a few facts about the hotel's environmental practices:
- LEED Certified: New Construction Certified
- Water Footprint: 161.52 litres per room night
- Environmental Practices: Guest room recycling
How to get to Moxy Copenhagen Sydhavnen
From Copenhagen Airport (CPH):
Take a train to Copenhagen Central Station ("København H"). Then, switch to the S-train (lines A, B, E, or H) toward Sydhavn Station. It's just one stop away. From Sydhavn Station, the hotel is a 5–7 minute walk. Total journey time is approximately 25–30 minutes.
Booking Information
🔗 Book your room here.
You can enjoy the preferential rate until 3 August 2025 (subject to availability).
Standard Room Rates at Moxy Copenhagen Sydhavnen:
- Single use: 1077 DKK per night (approx. €144), breakfast included
- Double use: 1227 DKK per night (approx. €164), breakfast included
- Check-in: from 15:00
- Check-out: by 11:00
Transport
Copenhagen is a major European hub and is easily accessible from many parts of Europe and beyond. Whether you're travelling by train, bus, plane, or even boat, there are several convenient options to reach the city.
By Train:
Copenhagen is well-connected to the European rail network. You can travel by train from major cities in Denmark and neighbouring countries such as Germany and Sweden. The Danish State Railways (DSB) operates efficient domestic and international routes, including direct trains from Hamburg and Malmö.
By Bus:
International and regional bus companies like FlixBus and Eurolines offer services to Copenhagen from numerous European destinations. Buses typically arrive at Ingerslevsgade, near Copenhagen Central Station, making onward travel simple.
By Plane:
Copenhagen Airport (CPH) is the largest airport in Scandinavia and offers direct flights to and from most major cities in Europe and many intercontinental destinations. The airport is well-connected to the city centre, with frequent trains and metro services taking you to Copenhagen Central Station in about 15 minutes.
By Boat:
Copenhagen can also be reached by sea! There are ferry connections from cities such as Oslo (Norway) and several ports in Sweden, including Göteborg (Gothenburg) and Varberg, depending on the season and operator. From the port, public transport can quickly take you into the city centre.