The eRural project has established two international expert hubs – BioHub and DigiHub – to support SMEs in developing their e-business operations. Hub focus areas The hubs consist of experts from project partner organizations with strong competence in bioproducts and...
At the Berlin conference, 169 water experts from different countries discussed solutions to the problem of hazardous chemicals in the water bodies of the Baltic Sea Region. The conference “The Future of Water in the Changing World: Innovative solutions against PFAS...
Short snippets about each presentation: The first speaker, Markus Paulsson, presented an initiative from EnergyNet in Lund. He compared the evolution of energy sharing to the internet revolution of the 1990s, emphasising the need for an open, distributed energy grid....
On 16 April 2026, the HAZGONE Platform will host its first HAZGONE Platform Forum in Hamburg, bringing together key actors working on hazardous substances and micropollutants across the Baltic Sea Region. The one-day, in-person forum will mark an important milestone...
CIRC-2-ZERO Project II Co-Creation Workshop on the Development of DTDP Module 1 The CIRC-2-ZERO Project successfully held its second Co-Creation Workshop online (14.11.2025), organised by the project’s lead partner, Häme University of Applied Sciences (HAMK)....
On 2nd of December 2025 a joint-webinar by UBC TALKS and Climate-4-CAST brought together city representatives, researchers and climate governance experts to explore how climate budgeting can support cities in reaching their climate neutrality goals. The event marked...
A regulatory sandbox in Circular Ports is defined as “a controlled, time-bound environment that allows public authorities, businesses, and researchers to test innovative circular solutions under temporarily relaxed regulatory conditions”. It creates a safe...
