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Offshore Wind: Adjusting to a new reality
This session will take the pulse on the global offshore wind industry and explore how project developers, suppliers, governments and financiers can adapt to a new reality of higher capital and supply chain costs. |
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Offshore wind: adjusting to a new reality
License processes and the authorities responsibilities and role. Lack of data from the Offshore Wind areas early in the process is causing delays - can this be changed? Include environmental data and define development restrictions before the license process (Environmental data and restrictions is managed by another Ministry) Fair licensing rounds. |
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Offshore hydrogen production to maximize value of wind power
Offshore wind resources will become a significant source of renewable energy. However, the current onshore grids are not prepared to receive neither the large amounts of power nor the peaks expected from renewable energy sources. It will require significant and long-term infrastructure investments to allow full utilization of power from new wind resources without curtailment limiting full wind farm production. Offshore hydrogen production can help optimize the value of offshore wind farms through full utilization of all available power and provide hydrogen to a growing European market. Hydrogen demand is also expected to increase significantly due to the large industrial changes needed to meet the ambitious climate goals. |
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Addressing skills gap in our industry
During the last three years, Deep Wind Offshore has grown to be an international company with over 40 employees. As we still are recruiting in all our core markets, we also get more conscious about the competence gap in offshore wind in the years to come. We are working with several universities to contribute to rig the industry for the massive transition in work force. |
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Hybrid AI for Energy
AI is not intelligent. It reality, the algorithms mostly works when we already know the answer. So why not inform the algorithms about what we already know? In hybrid AI, the existing domain knowledge is combined with data driven methods to reduce data requirement and improve robustness of the model predictions. Part of AI/machine learning for optimal energy production |
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Critical Infrastructure and Artificial Intelligence
The power grid is the single largest, and the most important, asset in the world. And critical for the energy transition. How can we use AI to automate, improve and reduce bias in inspection of the power grid, to secure reliability in power transmission. This session is part of the technical program ""AI/machine learning for optimal energy production" moderated by Vebjørn Bakken, UiO" |
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AI for Renewables (and the far Future)
The abstract is: If we choose wisely, our grand-children will draw most of their power needs from renewable sources. As the sources will be distributed and intermittent, they will have to deal with a grid that is more volatile, but also much more adaptable. Artificial intelligence is a key enabler for adaptive grids. We will take a whirlwind tour of how AI can improve (i) planning of production, demand, and flexibility, (ii) integration of renewables, and (iii) keep the grid resilient. We also look to the far future to see whether AI can assist us with breakthrough technologies such as nuclear fusion. |
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ZEG H1 from a project perspective
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ZEG H1 from a safety perspective
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Introduction to ZEG & Company update incl ZEG video
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Opening Remarks
Welcome by Managing Director Energy Valley |
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Opening Speach
Lisbeth Krogh, Mayor of Berum Mulicipality. |
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Balancing Act: Accelerating Innovation while Ensuring Energy Security
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The Government’s role in the energy transition: facilitating lower emissions and new jobs
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How to accelerate the energy transition: lessons from building successful coalitions for action
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Powering the Future: Ukraine"s Role in the Integrated Energy System of Europe
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Digital sovereignty in European times of crisis - What we see and what we have learned from Russian cyber operations in Ukraine?
Microsoft is a global player that lives on trust in technology. With the world"s largest physical cloud infrastructure, we also have the world's largest digital attack surface. One of our most important roles is therefore to help prevent and defend businesses, governments and countries against cyber attacks. Rarely has this role been more important than in a time of war in Ukraine where Ukrainian authorities and businesses are our customers. In my presentation, I share our experiences in helping Ukraine assert its sovereignty: What we see, and what we have learned from Russian cyber operations? and How digital sovereignty has taken on a new meaning? |
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New Frontiers in Energy: Space, Physics and Geopolitics
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AM is not a single technology – rather, it is a complex ecosystem of manufacturing technologies, materials, design thinking, digital tools, and much more. In this presentation Ole-Bjørn will take you through the huge landscape of AM technology existing today, and what kind of competence that is needed to achieve a full working ecosystem and to achieve the benefits AM can offer.
I would like to discuss the topic of ecosystems from an academic point of view. I will present a comprehensive literature review of existing research as well as findings from my own research project on the topic. The central point I will make is that ecosystems consist of particular complementarities between actors and technologies and as such represent a specific systemic context. From there on I would like to engage in a conversation on the usability of the ecosystem concept; does it add any analytical value for practitioners to use? Hence, does the term ecosystem just represent "old wine in new bottles" or is it, as academic research will have us believe, a novel organizational form distinctive form inter-organizational networks, markets and hierarchical firms? Answering this questions is important for practitioners, especially from a strategic and managerial point of view. If ecosystems is a certain strategic orientation, then how does this differ from other strategies and course of action?
- Describe utilization of existing infrastructure as dry-docks and impounded areas for tidal range power generation, and pumped hydro energy storage.
- Describe how an above mentioned facility can release synergies by being complementary to intermittent sources as wind and solar power.
- Show scalability by presenting a 1 mw dry-dock project, and a large 1250 MW infrastructure project.
DNV has developed a "Reccommended Practice"(RP) together AkerBP, TechnipFMC, NOV and Kongsberg Digital: "Qualification and assurance of digital twins". This RP supports the industry with useful insight for how to build a digital solution, what you should be aware of when building it and how to secure that the user can trust the data. In this presentation we will also share the knowledge and insight we have gained working with many different customers in the industry, from the small start-ups to the global oil companies.
During this 60-minute track, we will dive deep into the critical importance of securing operational technology (OT) systems against cyber threats.
The two esteemed speakers Elisabeth Høiland and Geir Mork will share their expertise and insights.
A global, zero-emission transport system is no longer a theoretical construct. The transition is well underway and the remaining questions concern the timing, nature, and financial implications of the transformation.
We tackle those questions in our fuel-centric forecast: setting out our best estimates on the availability, costs, policy drivers, and likely uptake of sustainable energy sources. At the same time, we measure and forecast the decline of fossil fuel sources.
A new Norwegian industrial adventure awaits in the wake of the green energy transition. New contracts and new markets promise sustainable growth and continued regional economic activity. However, due to strategic shortcomings, large parts of the Norwegian service and supply industry are in danger of being sidelined in the international competition for new green awards. Without a robust and future facing service and supply industry, the Norwegian industrial adventure threatens to come to an abrupt halt. The ripple effects for workplaces and communities across the country will be major. What must be done to ensure that the Norwegian service and supply industry can live long and prosper as part of the global energy transition?
Anders is the CEO of HTS Dynamics, one of Norway’s largest machining companies on its journey to energy transition. He takes you inside the industry for an unveiling of how the new industrial adventure is unfolding, why the industry is in a surprisingly poor position, and what we can do to fix it.
Welcome to an engaging, exciting and sometimes provocative portrayal of the opportunities and threats facing the Norwegian service and supply industry going forward, all seen from the industry itself.
Learn how Aker Solutions have operationalized their EPC process to improve efficiency and reliability. With so much being said on AI, we need to foster collaboration and focus on applying cloud technologies and AI, improving efficiencies and leverage the power of digital technologies. We will learn more about what are holding companies back, how we can get started, and how to get your partners onboard.
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Predictive maintenance at scale - AI applied in Equinor
An introduction to the use case and key learnings from the past two years of using machine learning in Equinor to do predictive maintenance and prevent equipment breakdowns. |
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Automatic and autonomous robotic inspection in the energy sector
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Energy Informatics and Edge Intelligence
I would like to discuss about Energy Informatics- in particular AI- for enabling the green energy shift from the edge perspective- focusing on prosumers. This talk will give you a better understanding of Energy Informatics - Edge Intelligence: Concept and Implications - The role of prosumers in the energy systems. |
Establishing in Norway and entering the Swedish and Korean Market within the last few years, Deep Wind Offshore has had the same focus. We are based locally, with a local work force and with closeness to the offshore wind fields we are developing. We think this is the only way to engage and interact with stakeholders, which is crucial to secure site exclusivity.
The presentation will go through some of the key activities that are ongoing to utilize AM in Equinor, how the technology works and how Equinor benefits from utilizing this technology. Equinor proactively uses digital technologies to improve within operations, maintenance, and modifications. 3D printing and digital inventory are two important technologies which have proved to give effect, and examples of specific benefits to be achieved are: • Reduce maintenance costs • Avoid replacement or modification of equipment, extend lifetime by repairing • Reduce volume of parts in physical warehouses • Reduce lead times for parts • Reduce transport needs • Reduce climate footprint from production and transport of spare parts • Improved functionality of parts (innovation)
The session will be about how to successfully transition from selling physical products to offering digital services by utilizing IoT technology.
Discover how data can transform your business from a one-time product sale to a recurring revenue model by providing your customers with enhanced insights and superior service.
In fact, some businesses have already adopted a product-as-a-service model, where physical products are no longer sold, but instead offered as a service.
Our presentation will showcase best practices and case studies, providing you with the knowledge and tools you need to make this transition a reality for your business.
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Future energy leaders program
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Please join this MasterClass hosted by Hewlett Packard Enterprise & dScience, including a great panel with thought leaders from Equinor, Kongsberg Digital & Institute for Energy Technology.
The world is moving faster, everything is connected and data is gradually becoming the new gold. Meanwhile, there is a sense of urgence for a sustainable future! How can Norway improve it`s competitive advantage to utilize data and AI for the cause of good? How can we strengthen the collaboration between industry and academia on AI through continues dialogue and concrete projects?
We will also share thought leadership on how digital assets can play a vital role to foster innovative approaches to address complex energy challenges.
The panel discussion will include topics around;
Come and join us for this exciting session across industry and academia
- Not all energy is created equal: the economic and environmental value of energy is highly dependent on during which hours it has been produced.
- In merchant energy markets - not all energy is equally valued! The cannibalization effect of renewable power generators drives the market value down.
- Wind resources + solar resources + merchant energy markets = volatile but correlated!
- Alternative power asset configurations can significantly improve the market value.
- Convert available resources into energy with the highest possible (net) value across multiple offtake strategies.
- Cases studies
Using Norway as a case, we see how one can balance out the increasing demand of electricity by renewable power, transmission cables and batteries. We pay a particular focus on the temporal intermittency of wind (and solar), and how this can be "smoothened" out. Also, the role of transmission lines between north and south, and the use of batteries are considered in a stochastic model which is realistically describing the production and demand uncertainty across geography and time. We also discuss the potentials for smoothening out the intermittency of wind and solar power generation by geographically spreading of capacities, as well as the role of flexibility with "near-optimal" design.
The session will be moderated by Ellen Amalie Vold, CEO of Norwegian Venture Capital & Private Equity Association, and include a short presentation from Einar Eilertsen, Atoma Capital, on how to build new technology and scale new companies in the energy sector, and why he thinks it’s crucial to build new companies on the shoulders of the established industry. Followed by a panel discussion with excellent speakers.
Key topics for discussion will include:
The US Inflation Reduction Act - implications for the green transition in Europe and the US - How is IRA affecting the green transition in the US? - What are the implications for new green energy investments in Europe? - How will it affect Norwegian green industrial development?
Energy:Connected invites 600 12 and 13- year- olds to join a tailored mini-conference designed to ignite the next generation to choose an education in technology and engineering.
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10 Years of Change
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Get Ready to ROFL with "My AI" Mishaps: Snapchat"s Hilarious Oopsie-Daisies!
Snapchat’s My AI mistakes shown are all in good fun, BUT it"s important to use technology responsibly. |
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The Serendipity of Connections - The unlikely story of how a drone glove became an Astronaut Smart Glove due to participation at an energy conference
The Serendipity of Connections - The unlikely story of how a drone glove became an Astronaut Smart Glove due to participation at an energy conference in 2018. What has happened since then? Join this session to learn more about the story of Ntention, their new platform for robotic asset management and what the future of human-machine interaction might look like. |
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Offshore Wind
Stine will present how wind turbines work and what is needed to make them work out in the sea. She will tell and show examples from several of the large projects she has worked on at Equinor, especially the floating wind projects. Today, Stine is manager of all fixed-bottom wind turbines in Equinor. |
Hydrogen is recognized as an energy carrier for the Net Zero future, but ambitions regarding hydrogen production and usage require a complete ecosystem to develop. This ecosystem include tech developers and providers, hydrogen producers, transportation systems and hydrogen consumers. Capgemini Invent will host a session with stakeholders in the hydrogen industry, and together they will provide insight on why an ecosystem strategy approach is necessary for developing the industry.
Status for the CO2 emissions situation and the realism in scenarios.
Drivers for the green transition. Status for the renewables technology
effect of policy on the speed of transitions technological barriers.
Many companies are today focusing on diversity and inclusion, but the gender mix is still far from equal. How can leaders work on their D&I skills to be more conscious on how they enable teams with a high level of psychological safety where every team member thrives and develop? Welcome to an interactive session where you will challenge your own thoughts as well as gain insight into how you can take a leadership role in diversity and inclusion in your company.
President Zelenskyy emphasizes the need for Ukrainians to multitask by simultaneously waging war and rebuilding the country. Additionally, Ukraine extends a warm welcome to foreign businesses. Notably, Norway and other partners have offered substantial support packages. In light of these developments, what specific opportunities exist for Norwegian businesses in Ukraine? To shed light on this matter, Anatolii will provide with the latest updates from the Norwegian-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and the progress made in energy sector collaboration between Norway and Ukraine so far and what potential opportunities exist for Norwegian businesses in the country at present?
NUCC
The Norwegian Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce (NUCC) was founded in 2008 with the aim of fostering enhanced trade collaboration between Norway and Ukraine.
The organization actively promotes business relations between Norway and Ukraine to advance the interests of its members in both countries. By partnering with governmental agencies and other business associations, the NUCC strives to realize its vision. The chamber primarily focuses on cultivating connections, facilitating networking opportunities, sharing valuable information and experiences among stakeholders, and facilitating the establishment, growth, and nurturing of business relationships between its members and potential partners.
Founded in London in 1906, the Norwegian-British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) is the only Norwegian business network with a national reach throughout both countries. We are an independent, non-profit member-driven cross-industry business organisation whose vision ‘to be a bridge across the North Sea’, underpins our activities. Our mission is to promote trade, investment, and commercial activities between Norway and the UK and to provide members with a forum for professional networking.
Our members and network partners cover all industry sectors including and comprise individuals, businesses, and regional business associations, as well as governmental and non-governmental organisations.
Events are held throughout the UK in collaboration with members, partners, Team Norway, and regional clusters. Our varied programme includes seminars, conferences, exhibitions, matchmaking, and business networking events that allow British and Norwegian businesses to meet prospective clients, distributors, partners and industry influencers.
We act as a liaison between members and Norwegian and British authorities and participate in discussions regarding trade and policy issues that impact industries and sectors of importance to both countries.
Join our session to learn how your company can accelerate in the U.K energy sector, and what opportunities lies ahead.
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Itera"s Journey in Ukraine: Empowering the Energy Sector
Itera is excited to share their transformative experiences from the last years in Ukraine. Join us as we explore the invaluable lessons learned and remarkable insights gained from our colleagues in Ukraine. As a global player founded on trust in technology, Itera recognizes the critical role of digitalization on the one side and preventing cyber threats on the other side. Amidst the challenges faced in war-torn Ukraine where energy infrastructure became a target, our mission of assisting Ukraine with digitalizing becomes even more significant. We unveil our experiences from Ukraine, showcasing the observations of what we can learn from Ukrainians from the last year. Together, let us embrace the opportunities that lie before us and collectively shape a future where collaboration, innovation, and digital excellence drive the European energy sector to new heights. |
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Future Ready
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10 Years of Change
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Closing Remarks
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