A new section has been added to the BalticBeat project website, linking to our cross-border platform for stakeholders: https://energycomm.ug.edu.pl/
 
The platform serves as a practical tool supporting the development of energy communities by providing access to knowledge, enabling collaboration, and facilitating the exchange of experiences among partners and stakeholders.
 

This is just the beginning – the tool will be continuously developed and expanded with new features and resources. We encourage you to visit the platform and follow its further development!

A new section has been added to the BalticBeat project website, linking to our cross-border platform for stakeholders: https://energycomm.ug.edu.pl/
 
The platform serves as a practical tool supporting the development of energy communities by providing access to knowledge, enabling collaboration, and facilitating the exchange of experiences among partners and stakeholders.
 

This is just the beginning – the tool will be continuously developed and expanded with new features and resources. We encourage you to visit the platform and follow its further development!

BALTICBEAT Hackathon 2026: International Collaboration for Future Energy Communities

BALTICBEAT Hackathon 2026 brought together students, researchers and industry representatives from Sweden, Denmark, Poland and Lithuania for an inspiring week of collaboration at Linnaeus University in Växjö, Sweden.
 
Through lectures, workshops, study visits and team presentations, participants explored innovative ideas and solutions for future energy communities. The programme provided opportunities to exchange knowledge, learn from practical examples of local energy initiatives and discuss shared challenges related to the energy transition. The hackathon concluded with presentations by international teams, which shared their ideas and proposed solutions for the development of future energy communities. The event highlighted the importance of international cooperation in combining expertise, fostering innovation and supporting the transition towards more sustainable and resilient local energy systems.
 
Thank you to all participants, speakers and partners who contributed to the success of the event, especially Roskilde University (RUC), the University of Gdańsk, Pomerania Development Agency Co. and the EUCC Baltic States Office.

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