The seminar will takes place prior to UKA's G-weekend, the 25th and 26th of October. The proceedings are held in Marinteknisksenter, Auditorium T2. Address: Otto Nielsens vei 10, Tyholt, Trondheim.
(The schedule is subject to change )
Thursday 25, October
10:00 Welcome by Rektor Torbjørn Digernes
10:15 Lars Haltbrekken, Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature (Norges Naturvernforbund) ”Man made climate changes – consequences and potential initiatives”
11:00 Terje Koren Berntsen, CICERO "Changes in the physical climate system, and shipping's contribution to climate change."
11:45 Sveinung Oftedal, Ministry of the Environment (Miljøverndepartementet) ”International frameworks”
12:30 Lunch at Ruffen
13:30 Konrad Pütz, Bellona “Clean shipping, the environmental challenge”
14:00 Per A. Brinchmann, Wilhelmsen Marine Consultants "Energy and the environment - new possibilities for shipping companies?"
14:30 Kjell Olav Skjølsvik, Enova Potential studies regarding ocean energy
15:00 Coffee Break
15:15 Finn-Gunnar Nielsen, Norsk Hydro, Professor II NTNU "Offshore power"
15:45 Tore Gulli, Fred Olsen Lt. ”Buldra” project – one woman and many men in search of energy”
16:15 Odd Myran, Sevan Marine "Clean gassworks tomorrow with the Sevan/Siemens solution"
16:45 Conclusion
At 19:00: Revue and og subsequent dinner at the "Studentersamfunnet" (student union). Dinner will follow immediately after the show, approximately 21:30.
09:30 Johannes Falnes, Professor Emeritus, NTNU ”Wave power, an historical perspective”
10:00 Professor Harald Ellingsen, Marine Systems Group ”Energy consumption and energy savings in the fishing fleet”
10:30 Coffee Break
10:45 Per Magne Einang, Senior Researcher, MARINTEK ”NOx, gas power and alternative fuels”
11:15 Bjørn Asbjørnslett, Senior Researcher, MARINTEK ”Maritime logistic chains – sustainability and the environment”
11:45 Lunch at Ruffen
12:45 Professor Sverre Haver, Statoil, Professor II NTNU ”Consequences of climate change in regards to the design and operation of constructions for Norwegian oil reserves”
13:15 Carl Trygve Stansberg, Senior Researcher, MARINTEK "Exploration of rare and "unknown" stresses in extreme weather: The importance of experimental studies"