Waste water treatment plants are transforming from energy consumers to energy producers thanks to new technologies, privatisation of public services and growing resource awareness. The Interreg project IWAMA enables regions and cities to make better use of their limited resources: its Baltic Smart Water Hub makes knowledge about relevant techniques available to plant operators and owners as well as researchers and university lecturers.

Next-generation large windmills, solar power plants and electric cars can become more reliable and efficient thanks to advanced power electronics. These new technologies are in fact among the key drivers for reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions. The Interreg Baltic Sea Region project Green PE explored the new terrain for using green advanced power electronics together with academia, technology transfer organisations and industry around the Baltic Sea.

Interreg Baltic Sea Region is the EU's transnational support programme focusing on the particular challenges in the Baltic Sea Region. The Investitionsbank Schleswig-Holstein (IB.SH) acts as managing authority and also provides the international programme secretariat in Rostock with a branch office in Riga. IB.SH is responsible for the proper implementation of the programme in accordance with EU regulations in Rostock. The position of IT administrator (f/m/d) is to be filled here.

The following job advertisement is in German language. Applications can only be submitted in German.

We joined forces with our colleagues of other transnational Interreg programmes and applied for a slot in the Panorama magazine, a high level European print periodical with high circulation all over Europe. Together we want to tell how Interreg helps create new knowledge, share experiences and enhance capacities of people and institutions involved.