Job opportunity: Nordic Energy Research is looking for an Adviser/Senior Adviser

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Job opportunity: Senior Adviser/Adviser at Nordic Energy Research

Looking for a new job? Nordic Energy Research has an open position for an Adviser/Senior Adviser with focus on Nordic and European co-operation within energy research. Your tasks will primarily be to develop, implement, and administer research programs within Horizon Europe. For instance the Clean Energy Transition Partnership.
For further information contact Klaus Skytte or Sofia Elamson.

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New report: Hydrogen, electrofuels & CCUS in a Nordic context

The new report Hydrogen, electrofuels, CCUS in a Nordic context highlights extensive efforts in all Nordic countries to further the use of hydrogen, electrofuels as well as CCUS (carbon capture use and storage) to reduce CO₂ emissions.
The report presents challenges, conditions, and opportunities, as well as how the Nordic countries can strengthen innovative technologies in the coming years.

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Visit from Scotland

Kersti Berge, the Scottish Director for Energy and Climate Change, visited Nordic Energy Research to explore future co-operation on green energy solutions. Among other topics, "Energy solutions for islands & remote areas” and "How to decarbonize the maritime sector" were discussed at the meeting.

On Friday the 18^th of February the results from WP1 – Bioenergy and links to agriculture & LULUCF in a Nordic context were presented.
The results are the first of a series of results in the Nordic Energy Outlooks – The Nordic Energy systems programme (NEOs).
About 40 participants from the researcher community and other interested parties took part in the seminar, which was arranged by SINTEF energy Research.

Access presentations, results and the report

Employee Portrait: Meet our new Senior Adviser

“As a legal expert, I find it most challenging to ‘translate’ legal terms and conditions into a language that everyone understands. It is important for me to emphasize that legal requirements create structures and ensure opportunities for collaboration. In that sense, legal requirements should be understood as possibilities rather than restrictions,” says Anja Wiesbrock.

Meet Anja Wiesbrock

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Job opportunity: Senior Adviser/Adviser at Nordic Energy Research

New report: Hydrogen, electrofuels & CCUS in a Nordic context

Visit from Scotland

Seminar: The first results were presented

Employee Portrait: Meet our new Senior Adviser