NEWS FROM THE LOCAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY
Students are a huge resource for Bornholm businesses. They bring new knowledge, fresh perspectives and green technology – completely free of charge. Through collaboration with universities, businesses gain both innovation and a potential new employee. What are you waiting for?
The ambitions are high when DTU and Baltic Energy Island are scheduled to move into the old power station in Rønne in three years' time. By then, the historic building will have been converted into an innovation house.
Since 2022, the National Centre for Green Energy project has been working on establishing a residential college on Bornholm, and during this start-up phase, several DTU students have already been linked to green business projects.
The Royal Danish Academy’s Professional Bachelor’s Degree in Crafts; Crafts in Glass and Ceramics, is promoting innovation and the circular economy through biogas pilot tests on Bornholm.
