This week in Baltic Offshore Wind in 5 minutes

Episode 72 of our weekly podcast, summarising the most important news of the week, is ready to listen. You can listen to the new episode of “This week in Baltic Offshore Wind in 5 minutes” on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts. This podcast is prepared especially for those who have little time, but want to keep up to date with the most important events in the offshore wind industry. Our aim is to always select the most up-to-date and relevant information and to provide it in a brief form.

In this episode, we initate a debate on the green reindustrialization in Europe and the role of fourth industrial revolution technologies in accelerating wind farm development. The Danish Energy Agency will hold a market dialogue regarding a potential transition scheme for the to be suspended open door scheme. RWE and windhunter_academy address the lack of skilled workers in the renewable energy industry by taking proactive action. The IEA and IFC highlight the need for increased clean energy investments in emerging and developing economies to align with climate goals. IRENA calls for significant renewable power additions to meet the 1.5°C climate target. Hexicon’s joint venture, Freja Offshore, applies for an offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea. Lloyd’s Register is authorized to certify offshore wind farms in Poland. Iberdrola Deutschland and SHS sign a long-term power supply agreement. Poland secures EU funding for transportation projects. RWE appoints a COO for its Offshore Wind business to focus on the growing number of projects.

This podcast is brought to you by Baltic Power – one of the most advanced offshore wind farm projects in the Polish part of the Baltic Sea. For more information on the joint investment of PKN ORLEN and Northland Power, please visit balticpower.pl