RWE and Lithuanian institutions team up for offshore wind education

The Baltic States are setting ambitious goals to reduce their carbon footprint and offshore wind is a major part of the approach. Lithuania is at the forefront of this energy revolution, recently announcing its first central offshore wind tender for up to 700 megawatts of capacity. This marks an important milestone in Lithuania's decarbonization efforts. Additionally, there is a collective ambition for the Baltic Sea region as a whole – by 2030, there should be 20 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity providing clean electricity for the whole area. This would be a huge step forward in transitioning towards cleaner sources of energy within the region and illustrates the willingness to create a more sustainable future.

Official Press Release RWE:

RWE joins forces with leading institutions in Lithuania to drive education on offshore wind energy

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• Letters of Intent signed with Klaipeda University, Lithuanian Maritime Academy, Klaipeda State University of Applied Sciences and Klaipeda Paulius Lindenau Training Center • Focus on knowledge transfer and educational programmes

RWE has joined forces with leading Lithuanian educational institutions to accelerate the development of offshore wind energy in the Baltic Sea, based on education, research and knowledge transfer. Corresponding Letters of Intent (LoI) were signed with Klaipeda University, Lithuanian Maritime Academy, Klaipeda State University of Applied Sciences and the Klaipeda Paulius Lindenau Training Center. “Offshore wind is key to meeting the increasing demand for renewable power and creates new, future-proof jobs. The strong... ... More: Official Press Release RWE