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Offshore wind energy is an industry with enormous development potential. By 2040, we will be able to produce 60% of electricity from the Baltic Sea, which will lead Gdańsk to become the heart of the offshore ecosystem. That is why today we are building awareness of the importance of the offshore wind industry.
We are creating a Blue Baltic Community
STARTER Incubator invites you to co-create the Blue Baltic Community, which aims to connect the world of offshore wind energy with the world of modern technologies and more!
Blue Baltic Community is an initiative that, from 2023, is a space for discussion, exchange of experiences and mutual inspiration between representatives of the offshore wind energy industry and representatives of the technology and innovation industries.
We are initiating a dialogue that will allow us to recognize the potential of existing technologies or create new solutions for the offshore wind industry. Blue Baltic Community is also a community of people interested in the offshore wind energy , but also in the broadly understood economy of the Baltic Sea.
As part of the Blue Baltic Community activities in 2024, a series of seven meetings of working groups is planned, the aim of which is to establish a dialogue between the offshore wind industry and the technology and innovation industry in order to create new solutions. The second edition of the project will end with a Project Summary Meeting, which will be held in November 2024.
Study Visits
In 2026, we are introducing a new format – study visits, designed to bring participants closer to real operational environments. Instead of traditional meeting rooms, we focus on direct exposure to companies, technologies, and infrastructure where solutions for the maritime and offshore sectors are developed, tested, and implemented. This approach enables a better understanding of market needs, industry challenges, and potential areas for cooperation.
We invite representatives of small and medium-sized enterprises from the technology, IT, robotics, and automation sectors, as well as the broadly understood maritime industry, to participate in the working group activities.
Study Visit – Maritime Advanced Research Centre (CTO S.A.)
Mateusz Weryk
Wojciech Rytlewski (CTO), Artur Słoboda & Paweł Kwiatkowski (SUBSEE)
Learn moreBlue Baltic Community Workshops
Workshops “Modern solutions in Offshore” are a continuation of the series initiated in 2023. Their goal is to confront the technological needs of the Offshore Wind industry with local entrepreneurs providing technological innovations that may be used in the energy wind secotor. By initiating dialogue, we want to jointly develop new contacts and opportunities for cooperation between industries.
We invite representatives of small and medium-sized enterprises from the technology, IT, robotics and automation industries, as well as the broadly understood maritime industry, to take part in workshops.
This year’s edition will include 4 meetings. Topics of the meetings and more information below.
How to Make the Most of Trade Fairs and International Industry Events
Speakers: Monika Pain (PIMEW), Monika Wójcik (PAIH)
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We present our experts who will share their knowledge and expertise during workshops.
Monika Pain (PIMEW)
Workshop: How to Get the Most Out of Trade Fairs and International Events.
Event Manager at the Polish Offshore Wind Energy Society (PIMEW),
A specialist with over 20 years of experience in organizing large-scale international industry events. For two decades, she was associated with AmberExpo, where she was responsible for the preparation and delivery of trade fairs and trade missions for the offshore, industrial, railway, and maritime economy sectors. She held positions including Coordinator, Head of Client Relations, Director of B2B Projects, and Sales Director.
Monika Wójcik (PAIH)
How to Make the Most of Trade Fairs and International Industry Events
Expert in Export and International Cooperation at the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH)
For over 9 years, she has been actively supporting the development of the Pomeranian Voivodeship, specializing in attracting foreign investment to the region and assisting Pomeranian companies in export activities and expansion into international markets. She heads the PAIH Regional Trade Office in Gdańsk.