Programme

 Panel discussion with Azelio, LDES Council, Malta Inc., McKinsey & Company

This session will showcase tangible examples of public-private collaboration to scale transformational near-zero technology to decarbonise the hard to abate sectors.

Panel discussion with Alfa-Laval, EasyMining (part of Ragn-Sells Group), Lift-Up (part of Alfa-Laval), Novatech, and Ragn-Sells Havbruk,

Panel discussion with Ghana Environmental Protection Agency, International Energy Agency and UNDP 

Panel discussion: BT Group, Environmental Research Institute, Ericsson

Panel discussion with Alfa Laval, Minesto, Normative, Ragn-Sells, Tetra Pak and Volvo Cars.  

Panel discussion with Council of Energy, Environment and Water, International Peace Institute, Ragn-Sells, Raoul Wallenberg Institute, Stockholm Environment Institute, Tetra Pak, The Maldives' Minister of Environment, Climate Change and Technology, UNEP Finance Initiative 

Panel discussion featuring: EasyMining (part of Ragn-Sells Group), Tetra Pak, and Stockholm Resilience Center

Panel discussion with Alfa Laval, City of São Paulo, and EasyMining (part of Ragn-Sells Group)

Panel discussion with Good Food Institute, Tetra Pak and TurtleTree

Panel discussion with Arla, Cornell University

Panel discussion with Stockholm Environment Institute, Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Indonesia, Asia Indigenous Peoples’ Pact 

Panel discussion with Arla Foods, Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Potsdam Institute, Colombia Government (TBC), 

Panel discussion featuring: Alfa Laval, StormGEO (Virtual), Odfjell Tankers (Virtual), and Ports & Terminals at DP World (Virtual) 

How will leading technology developers unlock the vast energy resource of wind and solar within the ocean energy industry?

Session featuring Hitachi Energy
Building a prosperous, net-zero carbon economy by 2050 requires transformational change. The solutions needed to rapidly reduce emissions and accelerate the energy transition will require collaboration on all fronts. 

Hear Minesto discuss the Faroe Islands case together with partner and customer utility company SEV.

Our linear system makes us to use our oceans as a dumping place of resources, this needs to end. Plastics are only recycled to less than 10%, an equal amount is burned, and the rest is landfilled or dumped into our oceans. But if the plastic we use gets a value, how can this make a difference?

A total of 49% of the world’s food is produced in our seas, what is the potential to increase this? Panel discussion with DanHatch, EasyMining and Hjöring municipality.