Energy Transition Conference
Action for sustainable transition
This year, our speakers come with thought-provoking keynote presentations and discussions aiming at engaging the audience to make the energy transition an achievable reality.
They will share their knowledge and experience, and also present challenging cases on the role of energy systems to build a sustainable society.
The topics are:
- The world in crisis
- Is there a future for fossil energy?
- The game-changers in the transition
- Radical social and technological Innovation
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Visions of the future
Confirmed speakers 2020
 Professor, Energy Policy and Research Director at the UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources |
 Professor Federal University of Rio de Janeiro |
 President Beijing Energy Club |
 Chief Economist International Energy Agency |
 Executive Vice President Equinor |
 Chief Market Developer Sintef Energy Resarch |
Program
There will be around 20 keynote speakers and panel participants. The conference present challenging cases on the role of energy systems to build a sustainable society.
Confirmed speakers:
|
Professor, Energy Policy and Research Director at the UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources |
Professor Federal University of Rio de Janeiro |
President Beijing Energy Club |
|
Chief Economist International Energy Agency |
Executive Vice President Equinor |
Chief Market Developer Sintef Energy Resarch |
 Professor and Centre Director FME ZEN |
Time: 8:30 am - 5 pm
The conference blends keynotes, panel and plenary discussions among international experts from academia, industry, government and NGOs.
More details to be announced soon!
International advisory board
- Carolyn Fischer, Resources for the Future
- Christian von Hirschhausen, TU Berlin
- David Newbury, Cambridge University
- Frank O´Sullivan, MIT
- Franziska Holz, DIW Berlin
- Jae Edmonds, JGCRI
- Michael Pollit, Cambridge University
- Mark O´Malley, NREL
- Nick Eyre, Oxford University
- Reinhard Madlener RWTH Aachen
- Richard Green, Imperial college
- Sergey Paltsev, MIT
- Steven Gabriel, University of Maryland and NTNU
- Volker Krey, IIASA
Programme Comittee
- Asgeir Tomasgard, NTNU Energy Transition Initiative (chair)
- Marius Korsnes, KULT
- Eirik Byklum, Equinor
- Ottar Skagen, Equinor
- Ragne Hildrum, Statkraft
- Svein Erik Losnegård, Gassco
- Anne Jortveit, Norsk Klimastiftelse
- Snorre Valen, Technoport
- Per Ivar Karstad, NTNU Energy Transition Initiative
- Rita V. D'Oliveira Bouman, NTNU Energy Transition Initiative
- Anne Neumann, NTNU Energy Transition Initiative
- Antti Silvast, NTNU Energy Transition Initiative
Energy Transition Conference 2020
- Date: March 24, 2020
- Time: 8.30 am - 5 pm
- Location: Clarion Hotel Congress in Trondheim, Norway
Hotel room
Hotel room can be booked at Clarion Hotel Congress.
Please reserve your hotel by phone: +47 73 92 55 00 or sending an email to: groups.cl.trondheim@choice.no and include
- Booking code: 1121GR017135
- Name
- Arrival date
- Departure date and
Price: 1.300 NOK per night for singel room. Breakfast included.
How to get there?
By train
- Train to Trondheim central station. Walkway from the station to Brattora.
By bus
- Bus 21 og 25 to Pirbadet. Use AtBs Travelplanner.
From Værnes Lufthavn, Trondheim
- The Airport bus "Værnes-ekspressen" stops right outside the hotel.
- Værnes Lufthavn, Trondheim is about 32 km from the Hotel.
- By airport bus about 40 – 45 mins.
- By car about 30 mins.
By taxi
- Norges Taxi: telephone +47 08000
- TrønderTaxi: telephone +47 07373
There is no conference fee. To participate, please register by pressing the button below and follow instructions.
Trondheim, March 24
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Energy Transition Conference attracts more than 800 attendees and dozens of national and international experts on energy and sustainability.
The conference blends keynotes, panel and plenary discussions among international experts from academia, industry, government and NGOs.
There will be around 20 keynote speakers and panel participants. The conference present challenging cases on the role of energy systems to build a sustainable society.
The Conference and Workshops is a key meeting point to debate challenges and solutions for the transition to a future sustainable energy system.
