Green Industrial Areas Project Overview
This content presents the Green Industrial Areas project led by the Ministry of Economics, Infrastructure, Tourism & Labour of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, focusing on promoting climate neutrality and innovative technologies in industrial areas across the Baltic Sea Region. The project aims to establish certification standards, guidelines, and tool-boxes for industrial areas to become more sustainable and energy-efficient. Key outcomes include transnational standards, certification guidelines, and pilot sites committed to energy transition.
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BSPC Working Group Interreg B project GreenIndustrialAreas Dr. Gabriele Hoffmann Greifswald, 28.05.2024
Green Industrial Areas project partners Lead-Partner: Ministry of Economics, Infrastructure, Tourism & Labour of M-V partners from Denmark, Sweden, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Finland 9 associated partners (key stakeholders) interdisciplinary partnership Map project partners BSR in projectGIA, Ministry of Economics, Infrastructure, Tourismand Labour M-V Seite 2 BSPC Working Group 28.05.2024 Greifswald Ministry of Economics, Infrastructure, Tourism and LabourM-V, Dr. G. Hoffmann
Green Industrial Areas background and starting point Mecklenburg-Vorpommern State dialogue Gr ne Gewerbegebiete in MV (G ) outcome of BSR project BEA- APP Kalundborg (DK) experiences to promote and foster industrial symbiosis further available good practices in BSR such as smart grids, power to X technologies, smart energy metering, twin innovation (digital & energy transition) G Hagenow, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Foto: Ministry of Economics, Infrastructure, Tourism and Labour M-V Seite 3 BSPC Working Group 28.05.2024 Greifswald Ministry of Economics, Infrastructure, Tourism and LabourM-V, Dr. G. Hoffmann
Green Industrial Areas project outcomes transnational standard for the certification of green industrial areas aiming for climate-neutrality ready-to-use guideline minimum requirements quality label for BSR tool-box for industrial areas become smart and climate-neutral presentation of available technologies investment costs & return of investment decision-making chart Seite 4 BSPC Working Group 28.05.2024 Greifswald Ministry of Economics, Infrastructure, Tourism and LabourM-V, Dr. G. Hoffmann
Green Industrial Areas durable results Built-up capacities of at least 50 institutions project and associated partners, pilot action stakeholders Certification guideline ready to be used across BSR based on a transnational standard and minimum requirements Tool-box with available technologies to assist stakeholders of industrial areas in taking investment decisions 6 certified industrial areas (pilot action sites) where decision-makers are committed to energy transition Seite 5 BSPC Working Group 28.05.2024 Greifswald Ministry of Economics, Infrastructure, Tourism and LabourM-V, Dr. G. Hoffmann
Thank you for your attention! Contact Dr. Gabriele Hoffmann Telefon +49 385 588-15502 g.hoffmann@wm.mv-regierung.de www.interreg-baltic.eu/project/greenindustrialareas
