Energy and Water: A Producers Perspective
The seminar would examine water and energy perspectives from the side of the producer. As part of the work performed by the Swedish Water House cluster group on that subject, the seminar would bring together the biggest energy producers on the Swedish market to present ongoing work on sustainability, how the address latest trends and challenges in the ever changing global energy mix as well as efforts in expanding renewable energy sources, aspects of energy markets and interactions with decision-making functions influencing energy production opportunities.
The seminar would stimulate discussions bridging the gap between water experts and energy producers, looking at common definitions but also to challenge the way both communities relates to concepts within their traditional fields. Potential outcomes could be a firmer understanding of what motivates energy producers in the current world order and what strategic tools and incentives are needed to potentially change current practices.
Venue name: Side event at the 2014 World Water Week in Stockholm
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Programme
09:00 Welcome
Mr. Andreas Lindström, SIWI
09:05 Presentation of the Seminar Structure and Ambitions
Dr. Jakob Granit, SEI
09:15 Understanding the Links; Energy Generation – Water Resources and the Environment
Professor emeritus Gustaf Olsson, Lund University, Sweden
09:30 Societal Good vs. Societal Good – Perspectives on Energy Generation and Perceived Conflicts
Mr. Jens Bjöörn, Fortum, Sweden
09:50 Coal-water conflicts: global overview and cases from China, India and South Africa
Ms. Iris Cheng, Greenpeace International
10:10 Target Conflicts and Political Will, How Can Priorities Be Aligned?
Mr. Johan Tielman, E.ON, Sweden
10:30 Coffee Break
10:50 Energy Politics; Understanding Decision-Making Affecting Energy Planning and Choices
Ms. Helena Leander, The Green Party and Ms. Sofia Arkelsten, The Moderate Party
11:20 The Role of Water in Todays and Tomorrows Sustainable and Competitive Energy Systems
Mr. Christer Ljunggren, Vattenfall, Sweden
11:40 Aspects of a “Sun Economy”
Mr. Tobias Persson, Swedish Energy Agency
12:00 Panel Discussion
Moderator: Dr. Jakob Granit, SEI
- Professor emeritus Gustaf Olsson, Lund University, Sweden
- Mr. Jens Bjöörn, Fortum, Sweden
- Mr. Johan Tielman, E.ON, Sweden
- Mr. Christer Ljunggren, Vattenfall, Swedon
- Mr. Tobias Persson, Swedish Energy Agency
- Ms. Helena Leander, The Green Party
- Ms. Sofia Arkelsten, The Moderate Party
- Ms. Iris Cheng, Greenpeace International
12:30 Close of Seminar
Organizer
- E.ON
- Fortum
- Stockholm International Water Institute
- Swedish Energy Agency
- Swedish Water House
- Vattenfall