CAMS Platform
Projects represented in the platform:
- Interreg Baltic Sea Region: LowTemp | AREA 21 | Co2mmunity | EFFECT4Building | BEA-APP | RDI2Club
- Horizon 2020: SIM4NEXUS | HERON | ENLARGE
- EuropeAid: ARCEE
Budgets
in numbers
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1.05MillionTotal
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0.75MillionErdf
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0.10MillionEni + Russia
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0.00MillionNorway
Highlights
Outputs
Project Stories
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29.03.2021
Cooperation as the key to a climate-neutral Baltic Sea region
A common challenge for the countries in the Baltic Sea region is how to produce green and climate-neutral energy. In fact, as much as 75% of the EU greenhouse gas emissions still come from energy use and production. Cooperation and sharing good practices in Interreg projects, such as LowTEMP, Baltic Integrid and Area 21, can be a game-changer in accelerating the energy transition in the region.Read full story -
04.12.2019
What Russian partners do in Interreg projects: 5 examples from the Baltic Sea region
As many as 43 Interreg Baltic Sea Region projects are working together with Russian partners, showcasing that the same cause unites people beyond borders. From innovating businesses to saving energy and improving mobility – Russian partners are active in all thematic fields of the Programme. But what do they actually do?Read full story -
11.06.2018
Rethinking energy in the Baltic Sea region
Establishing more sustainable and competitive energy systems that have a less harmful impact on the environment are among the core challenges for the Baltic Sea region. Two Interreg projects, AREA 21 and LowTEMP, unlock energy efficiency potential by triggering public and private strategic partnerships for energy production and management and by offering low temperature district heating technology for more efficient heating systems.Read full story -
20.12.2016
Conflict resolution in spatial planning enables wind farm development in europe
On 8 May Germany hit a record high number of 87,6 % of national electricity generated from renewable resources. Even though Germany and other countries around the Baltic Sea are doing well in renewable energy production, there is still a lot left to do in terms of installing renewable energy facilities In order to meet the EU energy goals by 2030.Read full story
Partners
Tartu Regional Energy Agency
- TownTartu
- RegionLõuna-Eesti
- CountryEstonia
- RepresentativeMartin Kikas
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County Administrative Board of Dalarna
- TownFalun
- RegionDalarnas län
- CountrySweden
- RepresentativeMarit Ragnarson
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Permanent International Secretariat of the Council of the Baltic Sea States
- TownStockholm
- RegionStockholms län
- CountrySweden
- RepresentativeValdur Lahtvee
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Ministry of Economics
- TownRiga
- RegionRīga
- CountryLatvia
- RepresentativeMadara Zvirgdzina
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- E-Mail
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Foundation of Energy Saving in Gdansk
- TownGdansk
- RegionTrójmiejski
- CountryPoland
- RepresentativeJacek Lendzion
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Baltic Environmental Forum Latvia
- TownRiga
- RegionRīga
- CountryLatvia
- RepresentativeLiga Pakalna
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- E-Mail
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Baltic Environmental Forum Germany
- TownHamburg
- RegionHamburg
- CountryGermany
- RepresentativeMatthias Grätz
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- E-Mail
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Stockholm Environment Institute Tallinn Centre
- TownTallinn
- RegionPõhja-Eesti
- CountryEstonia
- RepresentativeKaja Peterson
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- E-Mail
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Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University
- TownSt. Petersburg
- RegionCity of St. Petersburg
- CountryRussian Federation
- RepresentativeYury Nurulin
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Project managerAntti RooseTartu Regional Energy Agency
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Legal representativeMartin KikasTartu Regional Energy Agency
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Financial managerNele IvaskTartu Regional Energy Agency
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Communication managerAntti RooseTartu Regional Energy Agency