CET2022

Converging Energy Technologies

Conference CET2022

September 21-23, at Oskarshamn Sweden

Organized in cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Thank you to everyone who participated. See video recording and speaker presentations.
Converging Energy Technologies

Conference CET2022

September 21-23, at Oskarshamn Sweden

Organized in cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Thank you to everyone who participated. See video recording and speaker presentations.
Converging Energy Technologies

Conference CET2022

September 21-23, at Oskarshamn Sweden

Organized in cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Thank you to everyone who participated. See video recording and speaker presentations.
Converging Energy Technologies

Conference CET2022

September 21-23, at Oskarshamn Sweden

Organized in cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Thank you to everyone who participated. See video recording and speaker presentations.
September 21-23, at Oskarshamn Sweden

Organized in cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Thank you to everyone who participated. See video recording and speaker presentations.

Converging Energy Technologies

Conference CET2022

September 21-23, at Oskarshamn Sweden

Summary of CET2022

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Organisation

Centre for New Energy Technology in Oskarshamn (CNETO), Municipality of Oskarshamn, KTH, Uniper and OKG.

Organized in cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency

Conference site

Forum conference center in Oskarshamn and a selection of sites for conference visits and excursions.

Target groups

CET2022 is a meeting place for energy providers, regulating bodies and policy makers, utilities, producers and prospective buyers of SMR and related technologies, and the interested public.

CET2022

CET2022 will address the following topics:

Global overview of Small Nuclear Reactor (SMR) status and development
Role of SMR for a successful CO2 neutral Europe
The Baltic region as a demonstrator of new technologies and system integration 2040
Integration of SMR and renewables into the local energy system
Role of hydrogen production with SMR and renewables
CO2 capture supported by SMR and renewables
Electrification and decarbonization in Europe and energy needs until 2040, policy and regulatory aspects, grid integration

Securing Europe’s energy transition:

CET2022

Converging Energy Technologies 2022

CET2022 – September 21-23, at Oskarshamn Sweden.

Conference brief

The rapid integration of renewables within the energy system in combination with the event of new technologies like small nuclear reactors (SMR) are transforming tomorrow’s energy system.

The conference will present new energy technologies and their system aspects at national, regional, and local level with emphasis on the convergence of SMR with renewables, hydrogen production and CO2 capture.

CET2022 will include an overview of new SMR technology by invited producers as EDF-NUWARD, GE-Hitachi, CNNC, Nuscale, RollsRoyce, CEA, Sealer, and others.

Consumer aspects and opportunities of CET2022 will include Fermi Estonia, Pelplin Poland, OKG Sweden and other relevant organisations at national and regional level.

CET2022 will include demonstrations of local energy system opportunities in non-metropolitan Sweden with focus on the Kalmar region and Oskarshamn.

CET2022 will showcase new energy technologies.

CET2022

Speakers CET2022

John Ahlberg

Founder, Kärnfull Future AB
Sandro Baldi

Commercial Director – NUWARD™, EDF, France
Lina Bertling Tjernberg

Professor, KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Director KTH Energy Platform, Sweden
Diane Cameron

Head of the Division of Nuclear Technology Development and Economics Division, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA)
Desirée Comstedt

Vice President SF Fleet Development, Vattenfall, Sweden
Samantha Dawson

Strategy and Business Development Manager, Rolls Royce SMR
Yves D’Eer

Member of GMF (Group of European Municipalities with Nuclear Facilities)
Adam DeMella

SVP, Government Affairs GE Hitachi
Christopher Deir

Ontario Power Group, Canadas development and SMR
Fred Dermarkar

President and CEO, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd (AECL)
Floriske Deutman-Bodisco Massink

Board member, Energy transition and Nuclear Energy Foundation, Netherlands
Mike Drury

Business Development MD, Terrestrial Energy
Wolfgang Eberhardt

DESY – CFEL Center for Free Electron Laser Science
Keith Everhart

Energy Analyst, International Energy Agency
Rafael Mariano Grossi

Director General, International Atomic Energy Agency
Waclaw Gudowski

Professor, Laboratory for Nuclear Energy and Environmental Analyses, National Center for Nuclear Research (NCBJ) Poland
Diane Hughes

Vice President, Marketing & Communications, Nuscale Power
Eva Häll

Communications Officer, Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Company.
Marti Jeltsov

Head of Technology and Research, Fermi Energia OÜ, Estonia
Petra Lundström

Vice President, Fortum Nuclear Engineering Services & Co-owned Assets
Daniel Mateos

Head of Business Development LP Region Europe North, Linde
Rauli Partanen

CEO, Think Atom Ltd
Martin Pei

Executive Vice President & CTO, SSAB AB
Rolf Persson

Project Manager, Municipality of Oskarshamn
Melanie Rickard

Acting Director General, Directorate of Assessment and Analysis, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC)
Marc Schyns

Director of the Advanced Nuclear Systems Institute of SCK CEN
Mateusz Sikora

Head of Licensing, Synthos Green Energy, Poland
Józef Sobolewski

National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ), Chair of The European Nuclear Cogeneration Industrial Initiative (NC2I)
Johan Svenningsson

Country Chairman Uniper Sweden
Pasi Tuohimma

Communications Manager, Posiva Oy, Finland
Valerie Vandenberghe

CEA. Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique et aux énergies alternatives, France
Janne Wallenius

CTO of LeadCold
Gerhard Wächter

European Commission
Mats Yngvesson

Senior Nuclear Specialist, Uniper Nuclear Sweden

Speakers CET2022

Summary of CET2022

Converging Technologies

Converging technologies describes the development of different technologies into a single new technology. The origin was framed early on e.g to describe the relation between medicin and engineering, resulting in new technologies like biomedical engineering.

Today the term is frequently used within the media landscape, where the present smart mobile telephones combine a set of different technologies.

To quote Wikipedia:

“Technological convergence, is the tendency for technologies that were originally unrelated to become more closely integrated and even unified as they develop and advance.”

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_convergence

Within the field of energy, we see similar trends that CET2022 is addressing, where different technologies like energy storage, hydrogen production, district heating, smart grid, nuclear, hydro, wind and solar power are integrated to form a new smart energy system. The advance of small nuclear reactors (SMR) is central in speeding up the process of converging energy technologies.

Converging Technologies