A COLLECTIVE JOURNEY TOWARDS PROGRESS

Large-scale energy transition by investing in renewable energy and sustainable energy sources will be the main objective of the region for the upcoming years. You will gain an understanding of Baltic’s vision towards incorporating CCUS in overall infrastructure development, adoption of hydrogen and the scope of increasing renewable energy.

The development of new LNG infrastructure and growing capacity in the Baltic Sea presents a unique opportunity for the region to enhance its energy security, attract investments, and support economic growth. Dive into the dynamics of LNG business and new infrastructure developments crucial for a long-term solution for LNG import in the region.

While the challenges of the Russia - Ukraine war persist, the region's strategic location, diversifying energy mix, and focus on clean energy present compelling opportunities for new investors and traders. By offering competitive incentives and a favorable regulatory environment, the Baltic energy trading market has the potential to become a thriving hub for international energy investments in the years to come.

The Baltic Sea region is embarking on a bold journey towards a hydrogen-powered future. Solutions like high-efficiency electrolyser technology, pipelines diversification, innovative storage solutions, valleys like the "BalticSeaH2", "gas & H2 packages" will help establish a robust H2 production, storage, and distribution network.

Expanding infrastructure to accommodate increased trading volumes and integrate cleaner energy sources requires significant investment. Gain insights on how interconnections and small-scale LNG addressed demand and supply challenges, along with insights on recent investments in storage facilities, pipelines and FRSUs.

The Baltics are at the forefront of adopting new technologies like carbon capture and storage (CCS) and offshore wind, further attracting investors seeking cutting-edge solutions. Witness cutting-edge technologies and actional solutions for reducing emissions, overcoming storage issues, increasing critical infrastructure security and maintenance across the supply chain.