Ráðstefnan sem bar yfirskriftina 'Electromobility in the North Atlantic Regions' var haldin þann 4. Október 2012 í húsakynnum Orkuveitu Reykjavíkur. Mikill áhugi var á ráðstefnunni og voru tæplega 80 manns skráðir enda var boðið uppá einstakt tækifæri til að fá upplýsingar um framgang mála á hinum norðurlöndunum en ráðstefnan var skipulögð af Íslenskri NýOrku og Grænu Orkunni auk þess sem verkefnin INTELECT, No-Slone, RekkEVidde (öll styrkt af norrænu „Energy and Transport“ áætluninni) og NAHA komu að ráðstefnunni.
Hér má finna dagskrá ráðstefnunnar.
Fyrirlestrarnir eru aðgengilegir hér fyrir neðan:
Jón Björn Skúlason, Icelandic New Energy, Iceland
Government policy and status – Græna Orkan
Ole Henrik Hannisdal, Grönn Bil, Norway
Electric vehicles in Norway – status and future steps
Jonas Ericson, Clean vehicles Stockholm, Sweden
Mikael Sloth, H2-Logic, and chairman SHHP, Denmark
How can hydrogen enable electrification of transport in Denmark.
Oliver Weinman, head of research and development, Vattenfall Europe, Germany
Large scale storage of renewable electricity
Christopher Kloed, chairman NAHA, Norway
Role of hydrogen in North Atlantic context
Árni Sigurbjarnarson, Northsailing, Iceland
RENSEA – using renewable energy in marine environment
Sigurd Enge, Bellona foundation, Norway
Renewable energy as a portfolio for marine fuels
Arto Haakana, Green net Finland
RekkEVidde – measuring actual range of battery vehicles
Guðrún Lilja Kristinsdóttir, Icelandic New Energy
Public testing of FCEV´s and BEV´s in Iceland
Juhani Laurikko, VTT, Finland
Electromobility in Finland – policy and status
Jens Christian Lodberg Hoj, Inzero mobility, Denmark
No-Slone project– Making logistics sustainable through Nordic cooperation
Sigurður Ingi Friðleifsson, Energy Agency Iceland
INTELECT – incentives for electro-mobility in the Nordic countries
Ágústa Loftsdóttir, National Energy Agency
Fuel consumption and forecasting future fuel needs
Sverrir Viðar Hauksson, Chairman Automotive Association of Iceland
Visulising the future electric transport in Iceland
