Nordic Energy Research

Carbon Neutral Nordics

Three Nordic flagship projects funded by Nordic Energy Research present practical, research-based solutions for a carbon-neutral Nordic region. Each project looks at a different aspect of reducing CO2 emissions.

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4th IMO Greenhouse Gas Study – 5,6 percent increase in GHG-emissions from maritime transport between 2012 and 2019

The study estimates a whopping 150 percent rise in methane emissions over the period under review. The suspected culprit would be an increase in LNG powered vessels. But the numbers show a mere 28 percent increase in the use of LNG as bunker fuel. The explanation is simply that in a successful effort to optimise LNG engine with respect to NOx this has led to increase methane slip as a consequence. Due to new methodologies, this study can distinguish domestic…

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Webinar for the ACT-CCS programme call 2020

This online seminar the 31st of August will help applicants to the ACT-CCS programme call 2020 to learn more about the programme itself and Nordic Energy Research's call. --- About this event Together with Accelerating CCS Technologies (ACT) and 11 countries and regions from around the world, Nordic Energy Research has launched a call for CCUS proposals. The ambition of ACT is to facilitate the emergence of CCUS via transnational funding of projects aimed at accelerating and maturing CCUS technology…

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Webinar for the joint Baltic-Nordic Energy Research programme 2020-2022

This online seminar the 13th of August will help applicants to the Joint Nordic-Baltic Energy Research Programme call learn more about the programme. About this Event Applicants to the Joint Nordic-Baltic Energy Research Programme call should participate in this seminar. You will be given the opportunity to ask questions about the call regarding both the formalities of the application and the content. The registration for this webinar is OPEN now.  About this Call More information about the call and the…

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Energy ministers: Green energy conversion to power new start after COVID-19

The Nordic energy ministers want sustainable energy sources to power the post-pandemic economy. At an online meeting on 26 May, the ministers drew up guidelines for recovery and approved a declaration on the future of the Nordic electricity market. The ministers affirmed that the Nordic energy sector is well prepared for the challenges thrown up by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Nordic countries are at the forefront of sustainable energy technology, and energy is one of the region’s strongest sectors in…

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Tracking Nordic Clean Energy Progress – 2020 edition

This second edition of Tracking Nordic Clean Energy Progress provides updated figures and statistics, as well as a new section on the energy transition in Europe and the rest of the world. It is a brief, illustrative report that tracks the Nordic progress towards a carbon neutral society by highlighting the larger trends and by showcasing where Nordic solutions could have a global impact. A new section in Tracking Nordic Clean Energy Progress 2020 compares the Nordic energy system to…

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Three projects launched to address common Baltic-Nordic energy challenges

The first round of calls for the joint Baltic-Nordic Energy Research programme is now completed, and three projects are selected to receive funding:   Fast, flexible and secure decarbonisation of the Baltic states – possible progress in the next Ten years Integrating energy sufficiency into modelling of sustainable energy scenarios Knowledge sharing on NZEB buildings in the Nordic-Baltic region About the programme The joint Baltic-Nordic Energy Research programme was officially implemented the 26th of October 2019 when the Baltic Countries…

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Post-COVID19 for EVs: Will electrification suffer or benefit?

Webinar Nordic EV Summit: Thursday April 23rd at 3PM (GMT+2) The Nordic EV Summit proudly announce a new series of webinars about the transition to electric mobility. Join to meet the leading EV experts who will share their insights on how the virus outbreak will impact the much-needed electrification of transport. Part I: We will start off with two of the topmost experts on EVs, namely Julia Poliscanova and Colin McKerracher, and ask them in what way sales of EVs will be affected…

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Nordic Energy Challenge

Nordic Energy Challenge has completed its first stage and we are pleased to announce that we received 12 submissions in total. Of these, 9 were eligible to participate in Stage 2 and will thus submit a full proposal by the 14th of September. The top three will be awarded at Nordic Energy Research Forum in Oslo on the 3rd of November, 2020. All submissions were very innovative and interesting – we are happy about the quality and competence that can…

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Call for proposals involving Nordic or Nordic-Baltic PhD and researcher mobility and network activities

The call is being launched to promote collaboration and coordination of energy research in the Nordic and Nordic-Baltic regions through mobility and networking grants for PhD students and researchers. The aims and objectives of PhD and researcher mobility projects are: to develop, facilitate and create frameworks for collaboration and cooperation between research groups at higher education institutions, research institutions or industry in the Nordic and Nordic-Baltic regions; to offer mobility support to PhD-students and researchers and to facilitate the creation…

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Save the Date – November 3-4 in Oslo

The Nordic Energy Research Forum showcases state-of-the-art energy research collaboration in the Nordic countries. The focus of this year’s event is whether a carbon neutral Nordic region is compatible with the Nordic countries’ energy and climate targets for 2030. We address the challenges and opportunities ahead in becoming the world’s most sustainable and integrated region. Some examples of Nordic issues to be highlighted are: Are the Nordics on track towards the goals of the Paris Agreement? How do we increase…

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