CenSES årskonferanse da 2, 22. november 2018

Welcome to CenSES Energy and climate conference: Clean Energy for All!
November 22, Scandic Holmenkollen Park Oslo
CenSES Research centre welcomes you to attend the energy and climate conference with an exiciting program with prolific discussions in the following sessions:
• Future Energy Systems
• Well Below 2 Degrees!
• Socio-technical Energy Transitions
An adjoining conferences is arranged November 21, a conference held in Norwegian with speakers from politics, industry and academia. Read more about that conference here. Separate registration is required.
Registration for November 22 is done below.
Presentations (slides) are available for download under the tab "program" at each presenter's title of talk respectively.
CenSES Scientific Conference - November 22
Key note speakers:
Kathryn Janda - University College London
Edgar Hertwich - Yale
Martin Anfinsen - NTNU
Anders Arvesen - NTNU
Hans Auer - Technische Universität Wien
Stian Backe - NTNU
Øyvind Bjørgum - NTNU
Endre Bjørndal - NHH
Mette Bjørndal - NHH
Allan Dahl Andersen - UiO
Ruud Egging - NTNU
Gunnar Eskeland - NHH
Ingvild Firman Fjellså - NTNU
Sedsel Fretheim Thomassen - IFE
Steven Gabriel - University of Maryland
Matthias Haase - SINTEF
Ida M. Henriksen - NTNU
Lina Ingeborgrud - NTNU
Stefan Jaehnert - SINTEF
Paul Kishimota - IIASA
Tom Kober - Paul Scherrer Institut
Marius Korsnes - NTNU
Volker Krey - IIASA
Henrik Madsen - DTU
Helen Pallett - University of East Anglia
Michael Pollitt - Cambridge Judge Business School
Sarah Royston - University of Sussex
Linn Emelie Schäfer - SINTEF
Pernille Seljom - IFE
Christian Skar - Powel
Markus Steen - SINTEF
Thomas E. Sutcliffe - NTNU
Taran Mari Thune - UiO
Future Energy Systems
An emission free energy system in 2050 is the ambition of Europe. In order to reach this goal, a high degree of renewable energy is essential. Active consumers, integration between energy markets and flexibility in the production of energy in Europe are key components in this transition. This track focus on the interplay between technology, system, market and individuals.
Well Below 2 Degrees!
To what extent are Norway and the rest of the world on their way changing the direction necessary to meet the commonly shared goal of well below 2°C? This track discuss discrepancies between ambitions and action. Different perspectives, measures and means to reduce greenhouse gases in both Norway and the world in general are presented. What financial and political steps are necessary?
Socio-technical energy transitions
As energy- and transport systems across the world are expected to change in a more sustainable direction, society is also transformed. Thus, the politics of energy transitions are also related to culture, practices, innovation and everyday life. It is therefore important to explore how diverse actor collectives participate in the transition, how unexpected realms of life are affected by transition activities, as well as which new opportunities these dynamics create for commercial activity and business.
Program
08.00 - 09.00 Registration and Coffee
09.00 - 09.40 Plenary Lecture: Saga C
Kathryn Janda - University College London
Beyond technology: Re-Designing Energy Research and Social Engagement
10.00 - 11.30 Parallell Tracks - Discussion at end of each session
Future Energy Systems - Flexible Energy Systems - Saga C
Steven Gabriel - University of Maryland
A Dynamic Programming Approach to Optimal Residential Demand Response Scheduling in Near Real-Time: Application for Electricity Retailers in ERCOT Power Markets
Stian Backe - NTNU
Multiscale Stochastic Programming: Flexible Neighborhoods in the European Power System
Henrik Madsen - DTU
How to use flexibility for accelerating the green transition
Mette Bjørndal - NHH
Does intermittent generation require stochastic dispatch models?
Well Below 2 Degrees! - 2050 Pathways I - Auditorium A
Volker Krey - IIASA
A people-centered approach to limiting global warming to 1.5°C
Matthias Haase - SINTEF
Towards Net Zero Energy Public Resilient Communities
Ruud Egging - NTNU
Preliminary insights from the SET-Nav pathways
Pao-Yu Oei - TU Berlin
A Transition to 100% Renewable Energies in Europe by 2050
Socio-technical Energy Societies - Industrial Transformation - Auditorium B
Allan Dahl Andersen - UiO
Reflections on the industrial dynamics of energy transitions: implications for research and policy
Markus Steen - SINTEF
Sustainable maritime transport: batteries, hydrogen or biofuels?
Øyvind Bjørgum - NTNU
Towards a sustainability transition in the maritime shipping sector: the role of market segment characteristics
Taran Mari Thune - UiO
Transitions and the oil and gas industry: green flings or permanent relationships?
11.30 – 12.30 Lunch
12.30 - 14.00 Parallell Tracks - Discussion at end of each session
Future Energy Systems - Future Energy Market - Saga C
Michael Pollitt - Cambridge Judge Business School
The Future Electricity Market and Its Regulation
Stein-Erik Fleten - NTNU
Managing Shutdown Decisions in Commodity Production: A Social Commerce Perspective
Hanspeter Höschle - Energyville / VITO
Markets for Energy, Flexibility & Availability - Modelling framework for capacity mechanisms
Stefan Jaehnert - SINTEF
Hydropower's role in the future internal European energy market
Endre Bjørndal - NHH
Flexibility in the local grid
Well Below 2 Degrees! - 2050 Pathways II - Auditorium A
Tom Kober - Paul Scherrer Institut
Energy system implications of a well-below-2°C emissions trajectory
Steven Gabriel
The future of natural gas
Linn Emelie Schäfer - SINTEF
The European power system in a global context towards 2050
Sedsel Fretheim Thomassen - IFE
How does climate change impact future energy demand?
Socio-technical Energy Societies - Participation,Practice and Community-Auditorium B
Helen Pallett – The University of East Anglia
Mapping whole systems participation in UK low carbon energy transitions
Ingvild Firman Fjellså - NTNU
Energy practices, reflections and flexibility: Stories from end-users
Ida Marie Henriksen - SINTEF
Social process of EC charging
Thomas E. Sutcliffe - NTNU
Smart cities and engagement of publics
14.00 – 14.30 Coffee break
14.30 - 16.00 Parallell Tracks - Discussion at end of each session
Future Energy Systems - The Zero Emission European Energy System - Saga C
Hans Auer - Technische Universität Wien
Decarbonisation of the European Energy System - Can Improved Market Design Trigger Succesful Business Models?
Anders Arvesen - NTNU
Life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of power systems in the context of 2°C
Christian Skar - Powel / NTNU
Demand response in a low-carbon European power system
Pernille Seljom - IFE
European Low Carbon Scenarios, based on SSPs
Well Below 2 Degrees! - Decarbonizing Transport - Auditorium A
Gunnar Eskeland - NHH
Decarbonizing Transport: Why it matters how we do it
Asgeir Tomasgard - NTNU
Deacarbonization of the Norwegian transport sector
Paul Kishimoto - IIASA
Transportation energy in a sub-2°C world: modeling demand and transitions
Hans Jakob Walnum - Vestlandsforskning
Is it possible to decarbonise tourism? A case study of cruise ship tourism to Norway
Socio-technical Energy Societies - Energy Policy and Energy Demand Strategies - Auditorium B
Sarah Royston – University of Sussex
In search of Invisible Energy Policy
Marius Korsnes - NTNU
Rooftop PV in China: Overcapacity, need for electricity or smart city?
Lina Ingeborgrud - NTNU
Bus or light rail? The shaping of urban public transport in Trondheim and Bergen
Martin Anfinsen - NTNU
Green and gendered? Cultural perspectives on the road towards electric mobility
16.00 – 16.30 Coffee break
16.30 - 17.15 Plenary Lecture: Saga C
Edgar Hertwich - Yale University
Energy Science and Social Change
There is no conference fee. To participate, please register by pressing the button below and follow instructions.
Registration
There is no conference fee. To participate, please register by pressing the button below and follow instructions.
Hotel
The conference takes place at Scandic Holmenkollen Park in Oslo. Find location here
Hotel can be booked at Scandic Holmenkollen Park with booking code BCEN211118