AbstractThe Risø International Energy Conference took place 23 - 25 May 2005 and the aim of the conference was to present and discuss new developments and trends in energy technologies which may make major contributions to sustainable energy developments in the coming decades.
The conference addressed R&D related to the individual technologies as well as their integration into the local, regional and global energy systems.
The proceedings are prepared from papers presented at the conference and received with corrections, if any, until the final deadline on 15 June 2005.
Lectures and presentations
Welcome by Jørgen Kjems, Managing Director, Risø National Laboratory
Presentation
Moving towards Clean and Secure Energy Systems
Jim Skea
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Session 1 – Energy Development Trends
World Energy Outlook to 2030: Key Trends and Challenges
Fatih Birol
Complete paper - Presentation
Long-Term Global Energy Developments and their Implications for Europe
M.A. Uyterlinde, J.R. Ybema and G.H. Martinus
Complete paper - Presentation
European Sustainable Electricity; Comprehensive Analysis of Future Demand and Generation of European Electricity and its Security of Supply
William D’haeseleer and Lieve Helsen
Complete paper - Presentation
Session 2 – Emerging Technologies
Energy End-Use Technologies for the 21st Century
Stephen Gehl, Harald Haegermark, Hans Larsen, Masao Morishita, Nebojsa Nakicenovic, Robert Schock, and Tuomo Suntola
Complete paper
Wind Energy Research at Sandia National Laboratories
Daniel Laird
Complete paper
Biomass Utilisation System
Charles Nielsen et al.
Complete paper - Presentation
The European Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Platform and its Strategic Research Agenda
Lars Sjunnesson
Complete paper
Session 3 – Hydrogen Economy
Nordic H2 Energy Foresight – Future Expectations to Hydrogen Energy Systems in the Nordic Countries
Tiina Koljonen et al.
Complete paper - Presentation
Malmö Hydrogen and CNG/Hydrogen filling station and Hythane bus project
Bengt Ridell
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Session 4 – Hydrogen – Technological Aspects
A vision for the intermediate step towards the hydrogen society
By Niels Henriksen, Charles Nielsen, Flemming Nissen and Jan Larsen
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Rational design of new materials for energy storage
Tejs Vegge, Anders Andreasen and Allan S. Pedersen
Complete paper
HYSAFE - THE EUROPEAN NETWORK OF EXPERTISE FOR HYDROGEN SAFETY
Dr.-Ing. Thomas Jordan
Complete paper - Presentation
Session 5 – Fuels and Technologies for the Transport Sector
The Benefit of integrated Energy and Transportation CO2 Emission Control Strategies
Ebbe Münster
Complete paper - Presentation
FellowSHIP - Fuel Cells for Low Emission Ships A project presentation
Tomas Tronstad and Øyvind Endresen
Complete paper
Transport fuels for the future – the long-term options and a possible development path
Max Åhman, Gunnar Modig, Lars J.Nilsson
Complete paper
Session 6 – Bio-Energy
The Future of Biogas Production
H. Hartmann and B. K. Ahring
Complete paper
Black liquor gasification - the fast lane to the biorefinery
B. Rikard Gebart, L. Westerlund2, A. Nordin, R. Backman, B. Warnqvist, T. Richards, I. Nohlgren, L. Olm, N. Berglin, L. Troselius and I. Landälv
Complete paper - Presentation
Enzymatic hydrolysis and glucose fermentation of wet oxidized sugarcane bagasse and rice straw for bioethanol production
HAAGENSEN F., AHRING B.K.
Complete paper - Presentation
Session 7 – Energy Savings and Efficiency Improvements
EurEnDel - Technology and Social Visions for Europe’s Energy Future - a Europe-wide Delphi Study
Birte Holst Joergensen et al.
Complete paper - Presentation
Session 8 – Fuel Cells
Advances in Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Technology (SOFC) at Siemens Westinghouse
Shailesh D. Vora
Complete paper
Stability of Solid Oxide Electrolyser Cells
A. Hauch, S. H. Jensen, M. Menon and M. Mogensen
Complete paper
SOFC Development Program at Haldor Topsøe/Risø National Laboratory
Christiansen, J. B. Hansen, S. Kristensen, H. Holm-Larsen, S. Linderoth, P. V. Hendriksen, P. H. Larsen, M. Mogensen
Complete paper
Session 9 – Carbon Sequestration and Near Zero Emission
Collaboration under the International Partnership for the Hydrogen Economy (IPHE) and the Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum (CSLF)
Hanns-Joachim Neef
Complete paper
Modelling Energy Technology and Policy: Role of alternative fuels and drive systems in the transportation sector
Dolf Gielen, Lew Fulton, Jacek Podkanski, Giorgio Simbolotti and Fridtjof Unander
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CO2Capture and Storage
Amit Garg
Presentation
Session 10 – Wind Energy Session
Wind power plants – status and visions
Poul Sørensen, Poul Erik Morthorst, Kenneth Thomsen, Charles Nielsen, Jens Carsten Hansen
Complete paper
Climate change impacts on wind energy resources in northern Europe
Prof. S.C. Pryor, Dr. R.J. Barthelmie and Dr. E. Kjellström
Complete paper
Is least cost wind power always local in Europe? A balancing act between more transmission and lower load factor
Gregor Giebel, Morten Nielsen, Brian Hurley
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11 – Distributed Energy Systems
Distributed generation for sustainable development – Case Finland
Satu Helynen
Complete paper
Environmental Impacts of Future Energy Systems
Martin Pehnt
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Session 12 – Innovation and Technology Development
Triple helix innovation as a model for developing sustainable waste incineration solutions
Karen Hvid Ipsen
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Innovation and Sustainable Development in the Energy Sector
Jürgen-Friedrich Hake, Dr. Regina Eich
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Creating a vision for the future. Longterm R&D on a short sighted electricity market
Peter Markussen and Lotte Darsø
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Session 13 – Emerging and Advanced Energy Technologies
Status on Advanced Coal-Firing
Sven Kjaer and Hans Henrik Poulsen
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Progress of dye sensitized solar cells at Danish Technological Institute
Hanne Lauritzen and Peter Poulsen
Complete paper
Wind Energy with Power Plant Properties?
Jochen Möller and Erik Tüxen
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Session 14 – Technology Applications in Developing Countries
ETHANOL PRODUCTION FROM CORN, CORN STOVER AND CORNCOB FROM THE JILIN PROVINCE OF CHINA
Enikő Varga, Anne Belinda Thomsen, Ling Feng
Complete paper
INDIA, DANIDA and RISØ
Peter Hauge Madsen
Presentation
Session 15 – Energy Markets
Investments in Liberalised Power Markets
Stine Grenaa Jensen and Peter Meibom
Complete paper - Presentation
The Impact of Emissions Trading on the Nordic Energy Systems
Tiina Koljonen & Veikko Kekkonen
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Impacts of Wind Power in the Nordic Electricity System in 2010
Peter Meibom, Rüdiger Barth, Heike Brand, Christoph Weber
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Session 16 – Systems Analysis
The Use of Biological Systems to Improve the Energy Sustainability
G Giovannozzi-Sermanni
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Energy Efficiency and Climate Change
Vasco de Janeiro
Presentation
Session 17 – Resources and Markets in Developing Countries
BIOFUELS: THE KEY TO INDIA’S SUSTAINABLE ENERGY NEEDS
Linoj Kumar and M P Ram Mohan
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Green Power Markets Development in Southeast Asia: Electricity Industry Reforms and Policy Convergence
Romeo Pacudan
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Financial Mechanism for PV Solar Home Systems Market Development; An Indian Case Study
Jyoti Prasad Painuly
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Poster session
Fuel Cell Based Micro CHP in Households Perspectives to Contribute to the Flexibility in the Energy System
Per Nørgård and Klaus Skytte |