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As part of our DigiTechPort2030 project, we are actively organizing a series of international study visits under Work Package 2, Activity 2.2. These visits are a vital method of practical knowledge gathering, enabling partners and stakeholders to witness firsthand the implementation of green energy and digitalization strategies in ports.

So far, we’ve successfully launched study visits to key locations including Singapore (April 2024), Klaipeda (September 2024), Rostock (December 2024), Gdynia (March 2025), and Karlshamn (May 2025). Each destination offers unique insights into the challenges and innovations around decarbonization, sustainability, and digital transformation in small and medium-sized ports.

These visits not only support evidence-based learning and policy development but also foster collaboration opportunities and new project ideas in the green energy transition. We are also preparing for our upcoming visit to Los Angeles, USA, to expand our network and gather global perspectives.

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The project involves eight partners from Germany, Lithuania, Sweden and Poland and a range of associated partners from the aforementioned countries. The project is led by Hochschule Wismar, University of Applied Sciences.