TerGo in the Baltic Beat program

Terra sp. z o.o. is a proud partner in the Baltic Beat project, aimed at accelerating community-based clean energy transitions in the South Baltic region.

Objectives
The project focuses on supporting local communities, municipalities, and businesses in their efforts to implement renewable energy solutions and climate-neutral practices through knowledge-sharing, capacity-building, and digital tools.

Key activities and results

• A series of thematic workshops on energy communities, funding opportunities, and climate action strategies has already been conducted across the South Baltic region.
• Activities focus on developing a standardised cross-border approach to overcome low renewable energy shares by gathering and exchanging information, applying peer-to-peer learning, and sharing best practices. It introduces toolkits to empower local stakeholders in creating energy communities and guides local energy transformation processes, reinforced by a cross-border advisory platform and specialised training services.
• The project seeks to enhance the production of renewable energy by providing local actors with comprehensive toolkits to facilitate preparation and management of renewable energy sources (RES). It emphasises creating and developing energy communities to boost the share of green energy in regional energy mixes.
• A study visit to Denmark is planned for September 2025, providing project partners with the opportunity to learn about best practices in renewable energy implementation.
• Development of training materials, digital catalogues, and stakeholder maps supporting clean energy transitions.

Project details

• Name: Baltic Beat – Clean Energy Transitions in the South Baltic Area
• Partners:
  • University of Gdansk
  • Pomerania Development Agency
  • Roskilde University
  • Linneus University
  • EUCC Baltic Office
  • TERGO Company
  • Energy Communities Denmark
• Implementation period: January 2024 – December 2026

Project total eligible budget: 1.551.195,93 EUR

ERDF 1.240.956,73 EUR

Target groups
The project is directed at municipalities, local authorities, small and medium-sized enterprises, NGOs, and citizens aiming to develop renewable energy initiatives and reduce carbon emissions.

Funding information
This project is co-financed by the European Union under the Interreg South Baltic Programme.

Expected results
Upon completion, the project will deliver a comprehensive knowledge base for energy communities, a network of change agents, and practical tools for climate action in the South Baltic region.