FME-dag overskrift

13 March, Scandic Lerkendal, Trondheim

Centres for Environment-friendly Energy Research (FME) Conference

The FMEs as enablers in mitigating climate and energy challenges

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FME Conference program

Moderator: Stein Mortensholm, SINTEF

   09:00

Registration and refreshments
 

   09:30

Welcome and setting the scene

 

Opening remarks

 

Opening Keynotes:

  • Kristin Myskja, Ministry of Energy
  • Rune Volla, The Research Council Norway
  • Bjørn Holsen, Energi21

   10:15
 

Short break

   10:30

1-A: Scaling up renewable electricity production 

 

To build momentum - how, where and when?

 

FMEs: HydroCen, SuSolTech, Northwind

1-B: Energy efficiency first!

 

... and how does it matter and give impact?

 

FMEs: ZEN, HighEff

   12:00
 

Lunch

   13:00
 

2-A: The flexible integrated energy system

 

How does this look like and what will it take​?

 

FMEs: CINELDI, NTRANS

2-B: Towards a decarbonized transport sector

 

Where, how, what and when?

 

FMEs: MoZEES, Bio4Fuels, NTRANS

   14:30
 

Break
 

   15:00
 

3-A: Just transition, acceleration, or reduction?

 

Selected societal and user perspectives: What do people require and how can we achieve a just transition?
 

FMEs: INCLUDE, NTRANS

3-B: The roles of hydrogen and CCS in the short and long term

 

What are the roles of hydrogen and CCS in the short and long term​?

 

FMEs: Hyvalue, Hydrogeni, NCCS

   16:30
 

Break

   17:00
 

Summing up and 'What's next'

 

Final remarks:

  • Vebjørn Bakken (UiO), Asgeir Tomasgard (NTNU), Inge Gran (SINTEF),  Martin S. Foss (IFE), Stian Anfinsen (NORCE), Ågot Aakra (NMBU), Lene Mostue (Energi21/RCN)

Summing up and closing the event

 

   18:00
 

END

   18:30
 

Aperitif and dinner

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About FME day

About:

The 2024 FME Conference is a collaborative effort made by all Norwegian Centres for Environment-friendly Energy Research (FME). This conference will be the first of its kind, and co-organized to facilitate high-impact dialogue among FME representatives.

The day-long conference is strategically structured, beginning and concluding with plenary sessions that encapsulates collective questions and visions. Throughout the day, participants will engage in parallel 90-minute sessions, each crafted by sub-committees comprising members from relevant FMEs. These sessions are dedicated to exploring specific aspects of the central theme: the role of FMEs in mitigating climate and energy challenges. The aim is to foster interdisciplinary exchange.

Venue: Scandic Lerkendal, Trondheim.

Digital: You can watch the event via live stream, without any interactive abilities. Recordings will also be publised after the event.

The event is part of the NTNU Energy Transition Week, which also includes the dedicated workshops and other networking events.

The conference is free and open to everyone.

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Need accommodation?


Clarion Hotel:
Email groups.cl.trondheim@strawberry.no and reference 'Energy Transition'.

Radisson Blu Royal Garden Hotel:
Use this link before 15th February.

 

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