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Located on top of the Amager Bakke power plant is Copenhill, an artificial ski slope.
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The power plant converts waste into energy and remains one of the most unique ski slopes on the planet.
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In addition to the ski slope, Copenhill offers a climbing wall, hiking trails, a park, snow tubing, and a cafe.
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The power plant's ski slope was designed by the architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG).
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Construction of Copenhill started in 2013 and was completed in 2019.
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Denmark generates more waste than any other EU country, and Copenhill helps manage this waste by incinerating it and creating clean energy.
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The power plant eliminates 440,000 tons of garbage annually and provides affordable energy for 150,000 homes.
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Copenhill exemplifies Copenhagen's urban planning policy, which aims to create a varied urban life accessible to everyone.
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The project supports health and well-being by promoting physical activity and providing access to green spaces.
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