Plats: Skeppsbron 24, Björkanderska huset, Energicentrum

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Europe is facing two major challenges at the same time – a security crisis and a climate crisis. Can the Baltic Sea become part of the solution to both of these challenges? Is an independent European energy supply an important development and security factor as Putin and Trump attempt to change the

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Major energy investments are being planned by all democratic countries around the Baltic Sea. This is an important part of Europe's energy transition. Primarily, it concerns plans for offshore wind power and hydrogen. The Baltic Sea could have several Energy Islands; how is this intended to work? What are the driving forces behind this trend, and what are the challenges? We take the temperature of the stakeholders; what does the current development look like? Have the driving forces for this development changed now that the world is moving towards more uncertain times? From cheap green energy to self-sufficiency with fossil-free European energy? We get an overview of energy trends and developments in Europe. And an update on the plans for the Energy Islands of Bornholm and Saaremaa. How is the infrastructure project Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector - BHC progressing, which is intended to connect Germany with Finland and Sweden via pipelines?

Medverkande

Tomas Kåberger, Ordf. Energikontoren Sverige, Prof. Industriell Energipolitik, Chalmers Tekniska Högskola

Søren Møller , Bornholm Energy Island

Sulev Alajõe , Saaremaa Energy Island

Björn Santander Arvidsson , deputy managing director Nordion

Anders Ådahl, ledamot och forskningspolitisk talesperson, Risdagen, C

Eva Vitell, divisionschef kraftsystem , Svenska kraftnät

Meit Fohlin, ordförande i kommunstyrelsen, Region Gotland, S

Evenemangsinformation

Evenemangstyp: Debatt/panelsamtal

Evenemangs-ID: 5103

Språk: Engelska

Förtäring: Nej

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Kontaktperson: Lars Thomson, Region Gotland

Senast uppdaterad: Måndag 23 juni 2025