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Norge som Europas grønne strømleverandør/batteri - Muligheter og utfordringer
Published on: 31. October 2011
Tekna Faggruppe for Energi, Industri og Miljø inviterer i samarbeid med Polyteknisk forening til kåseri v/Ånund Killingtveit, professor ved NTNU.
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Ånund Killingtveit (t.v.) skal holde kåseri for Tekna om mulighetene for norsk vannkraft som balansekraft for et framtidig europeisk energisystem. Her med tidligere statssekretær i OED Sigrid Hjørnegård på demonstrasjon av feltarbeid ved Nedre Leirfossen
Sted: Ingeniørenes Hus, OSLO
Tid: 9. november kl 19.00 - 20.00
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