Indeed, Denmark is the front runner of the wind power generation. As far as I know, one Denmark company is also working with the small island Country, Taiwan, for renewal energy, especially, for Taiwan’s semiconductor manufacturers -
https://www.powerinfotoday.com/wind-energy/orsted-taiwans-tsmc-sign-worlds-largest-wind-power-cppa/. (Next time, when buy something with chip inside, I will be very happy to know the chip is done by renewal energy. 
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The energy landscape of tomorrow
The Compact Molten Salt Reactor will complement other sustainable energy sources
Molten salt reactors operate at high temperatures that put a lot of strain on structural materials. For Seaborg it is important to understand all aspects of managing the high-temperature molten salts in our systems. To accomplish this we’ve teamed up with
Kirt Thomsen
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Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU
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DIN Forsyning
, Viegand Maagøe, and Blue Consulting for a project on storing excess wind energy in high-temperature molten salts. Have a look at the trailer that Energy Innovation Cluster has made for it, right here:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=molten+salt+reactors+in+operation