UK Offshore Wind Energy sector - Trade Mission to three Baltic States

Posted on 27 October 2022

Ambitious renewable energy projects are making their way in the three Baltic States – Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. All three countries are aiming for energy transition and independence thus presenting some significant opportunities for the UK’s supply chain companies to support the development of forthcoming significant projects.

Aberdeen International Associates (AIA) is leading a trade mission - roadshow for UK renewable energy supply chain companies and organisations that are keen to learn about current/future projects in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, meet with key players, engage with prospective local partners and identify commercial opportunities. This visit will be focused around renewable energy, with particular focus on offshore wind sector.

AIA is liaising with the British Embassies in the Baltic States and local stakeholders to deliver a 4 day roadshow agenda that will include a series of pre-arranged site visits, group meetings, opportunities for B2B, and targeted networking events in four cities:

• Vilnius, Klaipeda, Lithuania
  21 - 22 November
• Riga, Latvia
  23 November
• Tallinn, Estonia
  24 November

Who should participate?

• Renewable energy sector supply chain
• Project developers and investors
• Consulting firms

The mission will provide the opportunity to engage with leading energy sector stakeholders in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, including:

• Government
• Energy sector organisations and developers
• Professional services and local supply chain business community
• Key facilities, such as sea ports

More information on proposed agendas in each of the markets will be provided in the Agenda section.

21 – 24 November 2022

Please express your interest in joining the Trade Mission by completing the following:

Please contact Neil McIntosh at Neil@aiascot.co.uk for more information.

Registration is open until 1 November and interested companies are encouraged to sign-up early as there are a maximum of fifteen spaces available.