Discover “Germany’s Green Power Bank“– traditional industry regions in transformation that provide everything you need to do business in an environmentally friendly fashion. The traditional industry regions are at the heart of Germany’s developing hydrogen and renewable energy economies.
Welcome to four regions that are being transformed with everything you need to do business in environmentally friendly Germany. There is plenty of space and there is plenty of renewable energy. There is plenty of sustainable hydrogen solutions as well as innovation and creativity. There are also plenty of motivated people in an inspiring environment. Welcome to Germany’s green power bank.
The Northern German mercantile city of Rostock and its metropolitan region can look back on more than 800 years of history and boasts the largest Baltic Sea port as well as more than 20,000 companies and 40 industry parks. The region is seeking to develop and expand a sustainable green hydrogen production and distribution infrastructure.
The Energy Region Vorpommern Greifswald is the gateway to Scandinavia and the Baltic States.The territory is part of the baltic sea region, one of the most dynamically growing business areas worldwide. There is an extremly high availability of vast areas for industrial and business settlements.
The chemical park concept was born in Saxony-Anhalt. Once known as traditional industry sites, Leuna, Schkopau and Zeitz are now innovative chemicals and plastics locations at the heart of Europe. Significant potential for cooperation exists with companies already on the ground. Moreover, there is also great potential for future technologies in the energy and chemical sectors.
The Uckermark is an important energy connector between Germany’s coastal regions and its heartland. The major PCK refinery provides energy for Berlin, the entire northeast and Poland. It is home to more than 4,000 companies and provides access to excellent infrastructure. A “living laboratory” in the city of Schwedt has been established to help business and drive innovation. It’s a great example of regional transformation in action!
