Baltic Energy Island
Sammen udvikler vi løsninger til energiøer. Vi forvandler øen Bornholm til den grønne hub i Østersøen. Men vores vision rækker ud over det. I Baltic Energy Island vil vi innovere det globale energisystem
Sammen innoverer vi det globale energisystem
Connecting the countries in the Baltic Sea
Bornholm Energy Island will be the first hybrid energy island in the world. Offshore wind farms of three gigawatts will deliver power to Denmark and Germany via the island of Bornholm.
Bornholm Energy Island is not only central to the green transition. The project also provides cheaper electricity and is a crucial step towards ensuring Danish, German, and European energy independence.
Denmark has been a frontrunner in the green transition. Building on global cooperation we have developed the technologies, implemented them in our energy system and exported them to the rest of the world. Baltic Energy Island will continue this tradition taking us closer to a 100 percent sustainable and data driven energy system.
Nyheder
Mette Skøt is the new director of Rønne Old Power Plant
Mette Skøt is the new director of Rønne Old Power Plant At the opening ceremony for the new international innovation hub at Rønne Old Power Plant in 2028, Mette Skøt will be the one giving the speech. Mette Skøt is the new director. It might seem as if Mette Skøtt
Ursula von der Leyen highlights Bornholm Energy Island
In her annual State of the Union speech to the European Parliament Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the urgent need for electrification. And in the report following the speech, Bornholm receives much more attention than the island’s size would normally warrant on this agenda. It is of course due to
Energy Island Forum on offshore wind tenders
The ambitions of the Hamburg and the Marienborg declarations, establishing 300 GW offshore wind in the North Sea and 93 GW in the Baltic Sea, are important pieces in the puzzle for a secure, affordable and sustainable European energy system. Central to this enormous buildout are offshore energy hubs, that
Students from DTU engage in a local energy case
Currently, 52 students from DTU – Technical University of Denmark are working on a case study on future heat supply in Nexø. The challenge is to find solutions for how electrification, renewable energy, and local co-creation can contribute to a more resilient and sustainable district heating supply on the island
Et stærkt partnerskab
Vi er et partnerskab bestående af virksomheder og systemoperatører, der er førende i den grønne omstilling, forskere, der er udvikler og uddanner i nye grønne løsninger og en kommune, lokale virksomheder og lokalsamfund, der ændrer Bornholms fremtid.
Our future is green Let’s create it together
Viser vejen til lokal udvikling
Through a coordinated effort, our partnership will develop technology, foster innovation, teach students and inspire business development.
Baltic Energy Island is a result of a partnership’s joined effort funded by the The European Regional Development Fund and The European Social Fund as part of the Union’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
