The focus was research on progress and achievements within the Centre topics of energy efficiency in industry processes from R&D and Industry. We are pleased to see more than 25 people from 19 different industry partners participating at this annual happening.
Centre director Petter Røkke from SINTEF welcomed the audience and reminded the consortium about the keys to success: Knowledge, friendship and teamwork!Professor Robin Smith from Manchester University, Arnt Gunnar Lium from Enova and researcher Hanne Kauko from SINTEFLars Larsen from Danfoss, Lars Bertilsson from Alfa Laval and Professor Merete Tangstad from NTNUSenior researcher Marit Mazzetti from SINTEF, PhD student Jens Petter Johansen from NTNU SR and Steinar Elgsæter from StatoilThe PhD and PD students were pitching their highlights from their ongoing work, from left: PD Elisa Manganelli, NTNU, Trine Askelund Larssen, NTNU and Mina Shahrooz, KTH…more picture of our dedicated students, from left; Haoshui Yu, NTNU, Cristina Zotica, NTNU and Håkon Fyhn, NTNU SRProfessor Truls Gundersen, NTNU, presenting the theory on Work and Heat Exchange Networks (WHENs) at the left, and researcher Geir Skaugen from SINTEF and professor Armin Hafner, from NTNU are presenting the highlights from RA2 (Components).From the left; Senior researcher Michael Bantle from SINTEF and RA3 leader Trond Andresen from SINTEF presenting the main results and status from RA3 (Cycles), RA4 leader Aud Værnes from SINTEF presenting the highlights from RA4 (Applications), Bernd Wittgens from SINTEF is presenting the Process improvements in Ferroalloy production
At the end of the second day, a workshop on cluster formation and information regarding the ENOVA support schemes, was held in parallel to the EB meeting, with a high number of attendance, 20-25 persons together in a small room!
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