You can now download the presentations from Bergen Energi Conference 2016 here.
Day 1
Perspectives on global energy markets, Key Note – Wade DeClaris (Exec. VP & Regional Managing Director for Europe, Middle East and Africa, World Fuel Services);
Post COP21: What industry needs to know – Marcin Korolec (Former Polish Minister for Environment);
Energy markets are broken: can they be fixed? – Malcolm Keay (Senior Research Fellow, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies);
Gazprom’s security of demand strategy – Aurélie Bros (Research fellow and Asst. Professor, Higher School of Economics in Moscow);
Gas vs. coal plant switching in European power generation – Nicholas Perry (Senior Associate, Timera Energy);
Carbon Capture and Storage – Pål Mikkelsen (CEO, Klemetsrud CHP);
Why heavy industry going green is the future – Harald Grande (Managing Director, Tizir Titanium & Iron);
Day 2
Status global warming: challenges and opportunities – Kikki Kleiven (Associate Professor, University of Bergen);
Global development in renewable energy – Angus McCrone (Chief Editor, Bloomberg New Energy Finance);
Nissan’s Zero Emission strategy – Jarkko Ahlbom (Manager, Zero Emission Strategy at Nissan Nordic Europe); AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST – please contact info.no@bergen-energi.com
High-efficiency power conversion – Krzysztof Puczko (Managing Director, Delta Energy Systems);
Intermittency and short term markets – Therese Gjerde (Vice President Spot, Bergen Energi);
Vindskip-project: a disruptive sustainable vessel concept – Terje Lade (Founder, LADE AS);
Terntank Rederi’s Sustainable Shipping Strategy – Jens Buchhave (Managing Director, Terntank Rederi A/S).
Workshops
Price risk management – Thomas Angell (Senior Portfolio Manager in Bergen Energi); AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Role of renewable energy in carbon accounting – Janu Ramchandani (Carbon Reporting Expert, Bergen Energi Green), Jules Chuang (Member of the Board, I-REC Standard);
The oil resource development: has the North Sea entered the late-life crisis? – Maarten van Mourik (Research Director at 2020ENERGY);
Evolution of European traded gas hubs – learnings for portfolio management – Patrick Heather (Senior Research Fellow at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies).