The lack of electricity in Europe, which is among other things a consequence of the war in Ukraine, has raised questions about Sweden's energy supply. Electricity prices have risen to record levels and we all need to contribute to reduce Sweden's total energy consumption. This also applies to campus areas around Sweden. In this seminar, we focus on how the electricity crisis has so far been felt on campus and what we are doing together to manage it and contribute to sustainable energy consumption in our knowledge environments, in the short and long term. We will also show concrete examples of how the campus is used as a test bed for research into future energy solutions.
The lack of electricity in Europe, which is among other things a consequence of the war in Ukraine, has raised questions about Sweden's energy supply. Electricity prices have risen to record levels and we all need to contribute to reduce Sweden's total energy consumption.
This also applies to campus areas around Sweden. In this seminar, we focus on how the electricity crisis has so far been felt on campus and what we are doing together to manage it and contribute to sustainable energy consumption in our knowledge environments, in the short and long term. We will also show concrete examples of how the campus is used as a test bed for research into future energy solutions.
Moderator: Elise Grosse, Sweco.
The seminar is digital and it is possible to watch or listen to it afterwards. Audience space in the studio is available, indicate interest in registration.