AbstractThe Risø International Energy Conference took place 22 - 24 May 2007. The conference focused on:
- Future global energy development options
- Scenario and policy issues
- Measures to achieve low-level stabilization at, for example, 500 ppm CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere
- Local energy production technologies such as fuel cells, hydrogen, bio-energy and wind energy
- Centralized energy technologies such as clean coal technologies
- Providing renewable energy for the transport sector
- Systems aspects, differences between the various major regions throughout the world
- End-use technologies, efficiency improvements and supply links
- Security of supply with regard to resources, conflicts, black-outs, natural disasters and terrorism
Papers
Session 1 - Future Global Development Options
Do Forests Have a Say in Global Carbon Markets for Climate Stabilization Policy ?
Massimo Tavoni, Brent Sohngen and Valentina Bosetti
Lessons learned from recent promotion strategies for electricity from renewables in EU countries
Reinhard Haas, Anne Held, Gustav Resch, Mario Ragwitz, Thomas Faber, Claus Huber
Session 2 - Scenarios and Policy Options
Integrated European Energy RTD as Part of the Innovation Chain to Enhance Renewable Energy Market Breakthrough
P.D. Lund
Impacts of high energy prices on long-term energy-economic scenarios for Germany
Volker Krey, Dag Martinsen, Peter Markewitz, Manfred Horn, Felix Chr. Matthes, Verena Graichen, Ralph O. Harthan, Julia Repenning
Session 3 – Clean Coal Technologies
Polygeneration – Integration of Gasoline Synthesis and IGCC Power Production Using Topsoe’s TIGAS Process
Thomas Rostrup-Nielsen, Poul Erik Højlund Nielsen, Finn Joensen, Jørgen Madsen
Development of a PF Fired High Efficiency Power Plant (AD700)
Rudolph Blum, Sven Kjær and Jørgen Bugge
Session 4 – Bioenergy
Optimal Use of Organic Waste in Future Energy Systems – the Danish case
Marie Münster, Henrik Lund
Sustainable bioethanol production combining biorefinery principles and intercropping strategies
Thomsen, M.H.; Hauggaard-Nielsen, H; Petersson, A.; Thomsen, A.B. and Jensen, E.S
Session 5 - Renewable Energy for the Transport Sector
Co-ordination of Renewable Energy Support Schemes in the EU
Stine Grenaa Jensen and Poul Erik Morthorst
Bioethanol
Charles Nielsen; Jan Larsen; Kristian Morgen
REFUEL: an EU road map for biofuels
M. Londo , E. Deurwaarder and S. Lensink, G. Fischer, S. Prieler and H. van Velthuizen, M. de Wit and A. Faaij, G. Berndes and J. Hansson, H. Duer and J. Lundbaek, G. Wisniewski, K. Könighofer
Session 6 – Wind
UpWind. Wind Energy Research Project under the 6th Framework Programme
Peter Hjuler Jensen
Wind power costs in Portugal
Saleiro, Carla, Araújo, Madalena, Ferreira, Paula
Economic and Financial Feasibility of Wind Energy - Case Study of Philippines
Jyoti Prasad Painuly
Session 7 – Solar and Wave Energy
Wave Energy – challenges and possibilities
Per Resen Steenstrup
Session 8 – Systems with High Level of Renewable Energy
Realisable Scenarios for a Future Electricity Supply based 100% on Renewable Energies
Gregor Czisch, Gregor Giebel
Operational costs induced by fluctuating wind power production in Germany and Scandinavia
Peter Meibom, Christoph Weber, Rüdiger Barth & Heike Brand
Understanding energy technology developments from an innovation system perspective
Mads Borup, Birgitte Gregersen, Anne Nygaard Madsen
Session 9 – End Use Technologies and Efficiency Improvements
A cooling system for buidings using wind energy
Hamid Daiyan
New LED light sources and lamps for general illumination
Carsten Dam-Hansen, Birgitte Thestrup, Henrik Pedersen and Paul Michael Petersen
Session 10 – Systems Aspects – Distributed Production
STREAM: A Model for a Common Energy Future
Anders Kofoed-Wiuff, Jesper Werling, Peter Markussen, Mette Behrmann, Jens Pedersen, Kenneth Karlsson
Vanadium redox-flow batteries – Installation at Risø for characterisation measurements
Henrik Bindner, Peter Ahm, Ove Ibsen
Distributed Energy Resources and Control: A power system point of view
Oliver Gehrke, Stephanie Ropenus, Philippe Venne
Session 11 – Low Level CO2 Strategies for Developing Countries
Assessing the Role of Energy in Development and Climate Policies in Large Developing Countries
Amit Garg and Kirsten Halsnæs
Sustainable Transport Practices in Latin America
Jorge Rogat and Miriam Hinostroza
Session 12 – Carbon Capture and Storage Contribution to Stabilization
CO2 Capture and Utilization for Enhanced Oil Recovery
Poul Jacob Vilhelmsen, Jan Reffstrup, Willy van Well and Charles Nielsen
Geological Storage of CO2 from Power Generation
Niels Peter Christensen
Environmental Analysis of the Coal-based Power Production with Amine-based Carbon Capture
J. Nazarko, A. Schreiber, W. Kuckshinrichs, P. Zapp
Session 13 – Hydrogen Economy
Durability of Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells for Hydrogen Production
Anne Hauch, Søren Højgaard Jensen, Sune Dalgaard Ebbesen, Mogens Mogensen
HyApproval – handbook for the approval of hydrogen Refuelling stations – first preliminary achievements
Reinhold Wurster, Guy Vandendungen, Jérôme Guichard, Menso Molag, James Barron, Marieke Reijalt, Horst Jürgen Hill, Hubert Landinger
Session 14 – Fuel Cells
Use of Alternative Fuels in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
Anke Hagen
Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Development at Topsoe Fuel Cell A/S and Risø National Laboratory
N. Christiansen, J. B. Hansen, H. Holm-Larsen, S. Linderoth, P. H. Larsen, P. V. Hendriksen and A. Hagen
Fuel Cell-Shaft Power Packs (FC-SPP)
Frank Elefsen and Sten Frandsen
Session 15- R&D Priorities
The UK energy research atlas: a tool for prioritising and planning energy R&D
Prof Jim Skea
European and Global Perspectives for CO2 Capture and Storage
Heleen Groenenberg, Martine Uyterlinde
Solar Energy – Status and Perspectives
Peter Ahm |