Technology Opportunities in Nordic Energy System Transitions (TOP-NEST)

  • Status: Avsluttet
  • Prosjektnr: 406949
  • Start: 01.08.2011
  • Slutt: 31.10.2015
  • Finansiering: Nordisk Energiforskning

Prosjektbeskrivelse

This four-year research project is initiated and funded by Nordic Energy Research (Nordisk Energiforskning) as part of the Sustainable Energy Systems 2050 research funding programme. It is led by NIFU, the Nordic Institute for Studies in Innovation, Research and Education, along with Nordic partners from Lund University, The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and VTT, the Technical Research Centre of Finland.

To meet 2050 energy and climate policy goals, a major transition is required in the Nordic region. Indeed, changing energy and transport systems may require fundamental social changes. Industrial actors and policy makers will need insights and analyses to help guide their decision-making throughout this process; and, these analyses will have to take account of concerns of environmental sustainability and economic competitiveness.

The TOP-NEST project has developed an approach that addresses this challenge, by clarifying the current situation, and identifying the most promising pathways for towards more sustainable systems.

The project seeks to:

– guide industrial strategies and governments in making the transition to sustainable Nordic energy and transport systems towards 2050

– enhance the competitive position of Nordic industries in the international market for clean technologies

Deltagere

bilde av Antje Klitkou
Prosjektleder

Antje Klitkou

Forsker 1 / EU-rådgiver

bilde av Lisa Adina Scordato

Lisa Adina Scordato

Doktorgradsstipendiat

bilde av Dorothy Sutherland Olsen

Dorothy Sutherland Olsen

Forsker 1

bilde av Eric James Iversen

Eric James Iversen

Forsker 1

bilde av Nina Wessberg

Nina Wessberg

bilde av Jay Gregg

Jay Gregg

bilde av Lars Nilsson

Lars Nilsson

bilde av Lars Martel Antoine Coenen

Lars Martel Antoine Coenen

bilde av Arne Martin Fevolden

Arne Martin Fevolden

bilde av Simon Bolwig

Simon Bolwig