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news projects publications funding indicators about us search [video] nordic energy co-operation learn what makes the nordic energy system so unique, in this video from the nordic council of ministers read the full article project highlights baltic energy technology scenarios 2018 baltic energy technology scenarios 2018 (bente) is a scenario-based energy system analysis that explores the changes in the baltic countries’ energy systems. what are the drivers and their impacts in the following decades? what would be required for the baltic countries to meet their climate and energy targets in 2030, and what development would lead the baltics towards a 2°c pathway? the analysis is carried out by vtt technical research centre of finland and ea energy analyses, in cooperation… triborn project – the triple bottom line for bioenergy development and the key role of local and regional authorities this study draws upon nordic/european cases of bioenergy regions. it includes nordreisa in troms, norway, pielinen karelia in north karelia, finland, Östersund in jämtland, sweden, hadeland in norway and a region in north italy. these regions have long traditions in utilizing the forest. the study focus on the role of people and networks in innovation and processes of local and regional development based on land-based biomass. in this way the project supplements the studies of technology and natural resources which… nordic energy technology perspectives 2016 nordic energy technology perspectives 2016 (netp 2016) is a nordic edition of the international energy agency’s (iea) global energy technology perspectives 2016. the report offers a detailed scenario-based analysis of how the nordic countries can achieve a near carbon-neutral energy system. get the report: nordic energy technology perspectives was launched on may 23rd, 2016. download the report. figures and data from the report can be downloaded below. hard copies can be picked up from any of the partner institutions. browse the slides (prezi):… shift shift captures the momentum of economic, social and political trends and estimates how policy instruments can push development towards a sustainable transport and energy system in the nordic region. negative co2 negative co2 is a research project looking at capturing co2 from burning biomass by means of an innovative and potentially revolutionary technology called chemical-looping combustion of biomass (bio-clc). flex4res flex4res will demonstrate how the challenge of integrating high shares of variable renewable energy in the energy system can be handled efficiently through a stronger coupling of energy markets across the nordic region, thereby facilitating a zero-carbon energy transition. will the baltic states meet their energy and climate targets? what would be required for the baltic states to meet their climate and energy targets in 2030? are they likely to reach these targets without additional measures? and if the baltic states manages to fulfil the their national targets, as well as the 2030 eu targets, would this lead the countries towards a a 2°c pathway? in baltic energy technology scenarios 2018 (bente), we try to answer these questions. the report is coordinated and supported by , and carried out by vtt… read the full article wrapping up nordic clean energy week 2018 last week was engaged in a number of events as part of nordic clean energy week in malmö and copenhagen. the week was a big success, with researchers, politicians, students and business representatives from around the nordics gathering to discuss some of the burning issues regarding the future of clean energy. below you can find links to articles and other information about the individual events. the eu observer on our negative emissions flagship project and nordic clean… read the full article baltic energy and climate report launched in the baltic capitals during the last three weeks have visited the three baltic capitals to present the baltic energy technology scenarios 2018 (bente) study, and engaged civil society, businesses and government in a discussion on the future of the baltic energy system. the report looks into the question of "what would be required for the baltic states to meet their climate and energy targets in 2030?". the report was presented in tallinn, the 26th of april; vilnius, lithuania, the 09th of may and riga, latvia… read the full article nordic energy solutions in ethiopia and the international centre for hydropower (ich) organized the seminar african power market concept – operation and opportunities, in addis ababa, april 11-13, 2018. the seminar was part of the nordic prime minister’s initiative seeking to bring nordic solutions to global challenges. this is the first seminar under the prime minister’s initiative to be organised in ethiopia. the seminar brought representatives from government and energy sectors in the nordics and ethiopia together to exchange knowledge with on another… read the full article shift session may 24, nordic clean energy week: how to speed up the introduction of electro-mobility? based on the development of electro-mobility in the nordic countries, this session investigates the role of electro-mobility in the future. what is needed to speed up the introduction of electric vehicles for passenger and goods transport in order to reach climate and energy targets? in the nordic region the stock of electric cars has been expanding steadily since 2010, accounting for roughly 8% of the global total of electric vehicles in 2016. policy support has significantly influenced electric car adoption… read the full article possible to phase out co2 from road traffic in 15 years a combination of taxes, regulations, fuel switches, electrification and climate-conscious social planning is the recipe if the nordic and baltic states are to phase out co2 from road traffic. this according to a shift sponsored report for the swedish air pollution and climate secretariat. the author, mats-ola larsson at the ivl swedish environmental research institute has analysed what it would take to phase out climate impact from road traffic in the nordic and baltic countries by 2030–2035. –it will be… read the full article nordic region offers valuable lessons for rapid ev deployment worldwide the nordic region currently represents the third-largest electric car market by sales in the world, after china and the united states. five nordic countries make up about 8% of the global electric car fleet despite representing less than 0.5% of the global population, according to the nordic ev outlook, available for download here. the number of electric vehicles (evs) in the nordic region is projected to reach 4 million cars by 2030, or more than 15 times the number currently… read the full article swedish presidency of ncm 2018 – climate friendly mobility an inclusive, sustainable, innovative, secure and open nordic region. this is the starting point for when sweden assumes the presidency of the nordic council of ministers in 2018. digitalisation is a recurrent theme. in 2018, four projects will be launched which are linked to the swedish presidency programme in areas where they see a clear added value in stepping up nordic co-operation and exchange of experiences. these involve solutions for remote health care and e-prescriptions across borders, measures to promote young… read the full article better policies accelerate clean energy transition policy brief – focus on energy system flexibility. the barriers and hence also policies to energy system flexibility are numerous. in this policy brief, we focus on policy recommendations for two important barriers to flexibility in the nordic electricity market, namely insufficient market signals, and uneven market frameworks for different renewable energy resources. the brief presents seven major recommendations, which could mitigate the market barriers to flexibility and improve the access of renewable power to other sectors such as heat, transport, and… read the full article meet a flex4res phd – hardi as part of the flex4res team hardi koduvere from tallinn university of technology is working with his phd thesis alongside with contributing to the flex4res project. his thesis is about modelling impacts of flexible technologies in the power system and he is flex4res' balmorel model expert in estonia. my phd project has been running side by side with the flex4res project, which has been a great opportunity for a variety of reasons. first, the topic of my phd research also includes… read the full article flex4res/balmorel phd course april 2018 the phd course introduction to balmorel (2018) is now open for registration. you will learn how to perform analyses with the energy system model, balmorel. balmorel is an open source model used in flex4res and has been used in a wide range of analyses documented in project reports available on the model website and in journal papers. balmorel is a model that both include the power system and district heating systems. it is implemented as an optimization model, mainly linear with integer… read the full article stensberggata 25 no-0170 oslo, norway reception: +47 47 61 44 00 view our employees webmail login twitter linkedin share this website sign up for our newsletter search close search close overlay subscribe close overlay

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