The production of clean energy is just part of our plan.

GDB Wind Park in Estonia and Finland represents the first private offshore projects involving SIEMENS, aimed at providing energy for a vast port infrastructure spanning 110,000 square meters of warehouses and manufacturing facilities.

By 2028, GDB Wind Park plans to install 9 SIEMENS wind turbines with a capacity of 6.6 MW each in the Baltic Sea, subsidizing 30 CLASSO warehouses annually.

The concept of GDB Wind Park

We are changing the perception of energy.

The concept of GDB Wind Park revolves around utilizing wind energy not only to power port infrastructure in Estonia and Bulgaria but also to support sustainable development beyond their borders. This initiative aims to make logistics more sustainable and integrate green energy into payments, particularly in e-commerce.

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Interactive journey through GDB Green Port warehouses with camera

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June 01, 2025

Energy-efficient road surface for warehouses

By utilizing our products RIRS and RIRS-Solar (photovoltaic asphalt), you can achieve significant cost savings in the production of standard and modified road surfaces.

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June 01, 2025

REAL TIME

Every "green port" features a balanced infrastructure aimed at both producing and consuming clean energy generated by each infrastructural element—whether it's road surfacing, warehouse roofs, or GDB Wind Park wind turbines. Our goal is to host energy consumers within ports to make energy readily available on-site and to assist these enterprises in delivering their products through intracontinental logistics, involving the Baltic and Black Seas.

ALL ASPECTS OF PERCEPTION WITH THE SEG PROGRAM

We are setting new terms of cooperation aimed at implementing the interpretation of the british smart export guarantee (seg), which, upon scaling and modification, has become a new product called the "SEG Program". This initiative is aimed at integrating the concept of seg into new economic models under a new name. It represents the implementation of the best practices in the distribution of green energy for people, which can be used as a new international program for 47 countries in Europe and Asia, utilizing Artificial Intelligence on the principle of: 5 countries with high tariffs/ 2 countries with low tariffs.

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June 01, 2025

SOLAR PANELS MANUFACTURING WITH NANO-TUBES

Solar, Nanotubes, and Innovation

GDB Green Port in Estonia and Bulgaria plan to develop their infrastructure in collaboration with Solar, Nanotubes, and Innovation (Australia), with the participation of the Bulgarian partner company ARTMONBAT, which has scientific developments in the field of nanotubes. This is the first real experiment in implementing scientific developments in solar panels, which will continue until 2026 at its own stations in 9 countries to make measurements more accurate. Based on the collaboration, an increase in the energy efficiency of solar panels up to 3.5% (with an error margin of up to 10%) is expected.