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The Wissenschaftspark Gelsenkirchen Projekte gGmbH is a municipal subsidiary of the city of Gelsenkirchen, which emerged in September 2023 from the long-standing project division of Wissenschaftspark Gelsenkirchen GmbH.[3][4][6] With over 20 years of experience in promoting technological developments and economic structures in the Emscher-Lippe region, the company is driving structural change in the Ruhr area - towards a green industrial city and region.[3][4]
The company develops and implements projects that strengthen science, research and their transfer into business and society.[3][4] These include:
The focus is on topics such as climate protection (e.g. consulting, promotion of young talent, campaigns), the KlimaForum Gelsenkirchen - a platform for stakeholders to promote climate neutrality - and adventure locations for the energy transition, such as the future hands-on location for hydrogen in the Gelsenkirchen City.[4][7][10] The team under Managing Director Wolfgang Jung, with experts in the promotion of young talent, project management and funding, ensures dynamic implementation.[2][6]
The main mission is: To support the transformation into the green metropolis Ruhr by using continuous impulses from science and research to turn opportunities into challenges.[3][4] Core values are sustainability, innovation and non-profit engagement. The company acts as an impetus for climate protection and sustainable management, promotes the transfer of research results and strengthens the regional economic structure.[4][6]
Aligned with the Sustainability Goals of the United Nations and the European Green Deal, the gGmbH supports companies on their way to climate neutrality and circular economy.[4] Important initiatives include:
Based in the Wissenschaftspark Gelsenkirchen, the company uses synergies with events, trade fairs and the technology center to create dynamism.[3][9] In this way, Wissenschaftspark Gelsenkirchen Projekte gGmbH positions itself as a central player for a sustainable, innovative future in the Ruhr area - practical, research-driven and committed to all stakeholders.[4]
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