Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is set to lead a five-day trade mission to Denmark with a government delegation to explore new and existing trade partnerships. The delegation plans to meet with trade partners in sectors such as healthcare, energy, and seafood, with a specific focus on Denmark's expertise in hydrogen and wind energy. The trip includes attending WindEurope's annual event, where Denmark's goal of achieving fossil-fuel-free electricity by 2035 will be highlighted. This initiative aligns with Nova Scotia's interest in renewable energy opportunities. The visit comes at a crucial time as the province, alongside Canada and other countries, faces challenges from tariffs imposed by the US and China on seafood exports. The delegation aims to strengthen economic ties and explore cooperation in renewable energy. The trip also underscores the government's recent efforts to facilitate interprovincial trade by passing legislation to remove trade barriers. Premier Houston's mission to Denmark signals a positive step towards fostering partnerships and leveraging expertise in the renewable energy sector.