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Baltic-Nordic research in decarbonization
The Joint Baltic-Nordic Energy Research Programme
The overall aim of the programme is to promote energy research and analysis in the Baltic States and inspire intra-Baltic and Baltic-Nordic co-operation.
Research projects funded in 2019:
The Joint Baltic-Nordic Energy Research Programme
Fast, flexible and secure decarbonisation of the Baltic states – possible progress in the next Ten years
Integrating energy sufficiency into modelling of sustainable energy scenarios
Knowledge sharing on NZEB buildings in the Nordic-Baltic region
Research projects funded in 2020
The Joint Baltic-Nordic Energy Research Programme
Impacts of ambitions energy policy pathways
Interconnecting the Baltic Sea countries via offshore energy
Techno-economic performance and feasibility study of the 5GDHC technology using agent based modelling and GIS
Research projects funded in 2021
The Joint Baltic-Nordic Energy Research Programme
Guidelines for Next Generation Buildings as Future Scalable Virtual Management of MicroGrids
The role of hard to reach eNergy Users in reaching BAltics+Nordics ClimatE targets- a multidisciplinary analysis
Waste heat in smart energy systems
Funded PhD & mobility projects
The Joint Baltic-Nordic Energy Research Programme
Establishment of Nordic-Baltic PhD and researcher mobility network in the field of the bioenergy
Nordic-Baltic Co-Simulation Platform Towards Increasing the Stability of AC/DC Transmission Grids
Experimental and Modeling Investigation of Bio and Thermochemical Conversion of Biomass to Electricity
Control and monitoring of power system under the discontinuous stochasticity of electric vehicle demand
Publications from The Joint Baltic Nordic Energy Research Programme
Heat Pump Potential in the Baltic States
In 2018, the report Baltic Energy Technology Scenarios showed that heat pumps and electric boilers are a very promising option…
English / 2021-04-09
Transport Statistical Data and Projections in The Baltic States
Transport Statistical Data and Projections in The Baltic States looks into the historical characterisation of the transport sector in the…
English / 2020-02-07
About the Joint Baltic-Nordic Energy Research Programme
The overall aim of the program is to promote energy research and analysis in the Baltic States and inspire intra-Baltic and Baltic-Nordic collaboration.
Programme Manager: Kevin Johnsen
Email: kevin.johnsen@nordicenergy.org – Phone: +47 478 50 782