„Creating a common energy area in and around the Baltic Sea“
The IKEM annual conference on September 18 was dedicated to the development of offshore wind energy and projects for the production of green hydrogen in the Baltic Sea region. The aim of the conference was to shed light on the national strategies of the Baltic Sea countries and identify ways to strengthen cooperation. Prof. Dr. […]
Transnational energy cooperation must be at the heart of a unified Baltic Sea region
During the last three years, IKEM and its partners engaged with stakeholders and conducted extensive research with a view to identify key obstacles and facilitators towards accelerated offshore wind-energy and hydrogen development in the Baltic Sea region. The findings of the BOWE2H project have now been published as a study and infographic poster and will […]
Transnational cooperation towards 2050: Regional offshore-wind and green-hydrogen infrastructure in the Baltic Sea Region
Offshore wind and power-to-hydrogen in the Baltic Sea Region
“Cooperation is the key to a successful energy transition in the Baltic Sea region”
The Baltic Sea region stands out as one of the most integrated maritime cultural areas globally. However, since 1989, political and social upheavals have posed challenges to the region, prompting states and societies to respond with both ‘integration’ and ‘demarcation.’ In light of these dynamics, the research projects of the Interdisciplinary Research Center Baltic Sea […]
Analysis of climate governance in the European Union and the Baltic Sea states
As part of the CAMPFIRE research project, the Institute for Climate Protection, Energy and Mobility (IKEM) has published two publications dealing with the legal framework for the decarbonisation of shipping and the use of ammonia in the Baltic Sea: – A study that examines the climate governance of the European Union and five countries bordering […]
Measures to further develop the legal framework for ammonia-powered shipping in the Baltic Sea
Klima-Governance der Europäischen Union und ausgewählter Ostseestaaten: Einsatz alternativer Kraftstoffe in der Seeschifffahrt
Networking for offshore wind and hydrogen projects in the Baltic Sea Region
What does the future interaction of offshore wind energy and hydrogen production in the Baltic Sea region look like and what is currently happening in this area in Germany? These were some of the topics considered at a conference organised by IKEM on 22 May within the framework of the BOWE2H project. “With an overall […]