NTNU Energy Transition Seminar
NTNU Energy Transition Seminar
Upcoming seminars:
Previous seminars:
Title: Data-informed energy storage sizing and control for wind-powered offshore O&G platforms
Green hydrogen from hydropower: A non-cooperative modeling approach assessing the profitability gap and future business cases
26 August, Sebastian Zwickl-Bernhard talked about the differencet trade-offs for a run-of-river hydropower plant owner between the current business model of wholesale electricity trading and, alternatively, production of Green Hydrogen.
There is no recording available, but click here to download the presentation (PPTX).
About
The NTNU Energy Transition Seminar is a monthly presentation series that brings together researchers from multiple disciplines working on energy transition topics—ranging from societal perspectives to systems, markets, and economics. A key objective of the series is to foster collaboration among academia, industry, and society in an interdisciplinary energy research environment, ultimately aiming to accelerate the pace of the energy transition.
It is co-hosted by researchers from the Department of Electric Power Engineering, the Department of Industrial Economics and Technology Management and the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture in collaboration with the NTNU Energy Transition Initiative.
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