[2008-12-08] Energy project ready for implementation
The Group is drafting a project to be submitted to the South Baltic Crossborder Cooperation Programme within its second call to be closed on 9th January 2009. The project is called LED.
[2008-02-25] Reference Network To Become ERB Working Group
On 22nd February 2008 Euroregion Baltic Council made a decision to transform the Seagull II project reference network dealing with Energy into a formal Working Group. The decision followed the drafting and the presentation of the 2008 Annual Action Plan and the clear definition of the goals to be reached by the Group this year.
Sodra Smaland will take over the regional patronage over this particular idea of the Euroregion Baltic Joint Development Programme and leadership of the Working Group. The Vice-Chair of the Regional Council, Ms Monika Haider will chair and Mr Ulf Andersson will be the Group administrator. Mr Hans Gulliksson of Energikontor Sydost will act as the Group expert.
The main tasks for 2008 will be to support activities contributing to a more sustainable and renewable energy supply, particularly in the fields of bio-energy and wind power.
The Group Action Plan can be found in the Basic Documents section.
[2008-02-24] Energy Forum Action Plan 2008
At the ERB Council meeting 22 February 2008 in Elblag, the Action Plan 2008 for the Energy Forum was approved.
You can download the Action Plan 2008 from Basic documents.
[2008-02-12] Project ideas February 2008
Our project ideas have been updated and you can download it from basic documents.
[2007-12-10] Energy Meetings in Gdansk, 6 December 2007
Seagull II Energy Reference Network organised two meetings at the project final confernce in Gdansk Presentation. The first was a seminar to discuss energ projects ideas among the Network members. To read more, please go to: Minutes.
The second meeting was an ERB Energy Debate dealing with German-Russan Nord Stream Project. The Debate was moderated by Mr Kjell Albin Abrahamson. Contributions were delivered by Mr Jens D. Muller, Nord Stream Communications Manager (see presentation) and Professor Olof Linden of Kalmar University.
