A new publication titled Education for Sustainable Development: Offshore Wind Energy has been released; it is the result of work by students of the postgraduate program of the same name, conducted at the University of Gdańsk’s Centre for Sustainable Development.

Link do publikacji (PDF).

This publication—available in both print and electronic formats—was issued by FNCE Scientific Publishers in collaboration with the Clean Energy Foundation (Fundacja na Rzecz Czystej Energii), Polenergia S.A., and Univentum Labs, a special-purpose vehicle of the University of Gdańsk.

The academic editors of this collective work are Sylwia Mrozowska, PhD, DSc (Professor at the University of Gdańsk and Director of the UG Centre for Sustainable Development) and Dorota Pyć, PhD, DSc (Professor at the University of Gdańsk and Head of the Department of Maritime Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration).

The book offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the development of the offshore wind energy sector in Poland, covering a wide range of topics—from legal, economic, and environmental issues to technical aspects and project management. The chapters combine academic knowledge with the authors’ practical experience, demonstrating how education can tangibly support the energy transition and the achievement of sustainable development goals.

The postgraduate program “Education for Sustainable Development: Offshore Wind Energy” is conducted at the University of Gdańsk by the Centre for the Maritime Economics Studies (and previously by the Centre for Sustainable Development). The program is aimed primarily at individuals seeking to enhance their competencies in the offshore sector with a view to achieving sustainable development goals.

„Absolwenci studiów podyplomowych w obszarze MEW stają się nie tylko specjalistami w swoich dziedzinach, lecz także „ambasadorami” zrównoważonego rozwoju – osobami, które potrafią łączyć wiedzę interdyscyplinarną z praktycznym działaniem i promowaniem dobrych praktyk w sektorze”, podkreślają w przedmowie dr hab. Sylwia Mrozowska, prof. UG oraz dr hab. Dorota Pyć, prof. UG.

“Graduates of postgraduate studies in the field of offshore wind energy become not only specialists in their respective areas but also ‘ambassadors’ of sustainable development—individuals capable of combining interdisciplinary knowledge with practical action and the promotion of good practices within the sector,” emphasize Dr. Hab. Sylwia Mrozowska, Prof. UG, and Dr. Hab. Dorota Pyć, Prof. UG, in the foreword.

“By launching this postgraduate program, the University of Gdańsk has set a modern course for educational development, combining diverse fields and competencies. As a partner to the University of Gdańsk and the Centre for Sustainable Development, the Polenergia Group has supported the ‘Education for Sustainable Development: Offshore Wind Energy’ project since the program’s very first edition. We are convinced that it lays the foundation for knowledge exchange, communication, and the building of partnerships,” note Marta Porzuczek, Director of Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development at Polenergia S.A., and Grzegorz Kotte, Director of the Offshore Wind Farms Department at Polenergia S.A.

Polenergia

Polenergia is the largest private energy group in Poland, comprising vertically integrated companies operating in the fields of renewable and low-emission energy generation, as well as electricity distribution, trading, and sales. The Group supplies green energy from its own wind and photovoltaic farms and is developing strategic offshore wind projects in the Baltic Sea with a total capacity of up to 3 GW, which will support the energy transition of the Polish energy market.

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In 2023, a book was created with diploma theses by students of the first edition of postgraduate studies “Education for sustainable development: offshore wind energy”.You can read the electronic version of the publication here: Wersję elektroniczną publikacji można przeczytać tutaj.

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