Overview
- The agenda centers on scaling offshore wind, developing a North Sea hydrogen market, and enabling cross-border generation and transport through a connected offshore grid.
- Heads of state and energy ministers from Belgium, Denmark, France, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway and the European Commission have been invited.
- Iceland and NATO will participate for the first time, alongside more than 100 company representatives.
- The government expects inter-state declarations, cooperation agreements on specific projects, and an agreement with industry.
- Germany will promote EU-level frameworks and tighter bi- and multilateral collaboration, with overall content coordination led by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.