IBBI – Industrial Baltic Blockchain Initiative

IBBI – Industrial Baltic Blockchain Initiative

23.06.2025

Lead partner

Name: IUC SYD
https://iucsyd.se/
Address: Kosterögatan 15 211 24 Malmö
Region/Subregion: Skane län
Country: Sweden


Project Partners Member States

LT, PL, SE


Name: Technopark Pomerania - Science and Technology Park of Szczecin
https://technopark-pomerania.pl/
Address: ul. Cyfrowa 6, 71-441 Szczecin
Region/Subregion: Zachodniopomorskie
Country: Poland

Name: Schööns Painting Company
https://schoonsmaleri.se/
Address: Pilotgatan 1, 21239 Malmö
Region/Subregion: Skane län
Country: Sweden

Name: SweHeat and Cooling
https://www.sweheat.com/
Address: Tofsmesgatan 15, SE-254 49 Helsingborg
Region/Subregion: Skane län
Country: Sweden

Name: Takatona UAB
https://takatona.lt/
Address: Ragainės g. 4, Šiauliai
Region/Subregion: Other LT
Country: Lithuania

Name: Octant AB
https://www.octantab.com/
Address: Östra Varvsgatan 4, 211 75 Malmö
Region/Subregion: Skane län
Country: Sweden

Name: Gdańsk University of Technology
https://pg.edu.pl/
Address: Narutowicza 11/12, 80-233 Gdańsk
Region/Subregion: Pomorskie
Country: Poland

Name: Klaipeda Science and Technology Park / KSTP
https://kmtp.lt/
Address: Vilhelmo Berbomo srt. 10, LT-92221 Klaipėda
Region/Subregion: Klaipedos apskritis
Country: Lithuania


Category of intervention

013


Increasing the competitiveness of South Baltic green and blue sector SMEs by raising awareness and implementing blockchain solutions for efficient and sustainable operations.



Overview:
The IBBI project addresses the potential of blockchain technologies to transform manufacturing and industrial production in the South Baltic area, particularly amidst the ongoing Industry 4.0 and 5.0 revolutions. With increased digitisation and societal changes, the initiative focuses on integrating blockchain to enhance competitiveness in green and blue sector SMEs.

Key Objectives: The project aims to raise awareness, implement innovative blockchain solutions, and foster cross-border cooperation to support the uptake of green innovative technologies. Blockchain’s role in improving supply chains, industrial processes, and resource allocation is emphasised to boost environmental performance and logistical efficiency.

Main Activities: Activities include establishing a South Baltic Industrial Blockchain training centre and a cross-border cooperation network. The project conducts cross-border training sessions and implements practical pilot cases applying blockchain technologies to specific industry areas. It also develops counselling and coaching services to encourage the adoption of blockchain solutions in the region.

Impact: The project enhances knowledge of blockchain applications among SMEs from a cross-border and trans-sectoral perspective, thereby increasing the competitiveness of South Baltic area stakeholders in the blue and green sectors. By integrating blockchain effectively, the initiative supports more efficient and sustainable industrial operations, fostering innovation and competitive advantage amidst global disruptions.

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