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Statkraft webinars
Here you will find webinars arranged by Statkraft or with Statkraft participation
Statkraft Talks. Webinar available
Statkraft CEO in conversation with BloombergNEF, Norway’s Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Member of Norway’s Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, and ZERO on the energy transition, the importance of electrification of key sectors including road transport as well as the opportunities that lie ahead - seen from a political, business and climate perspective.
During the one-hour webinar, BloombergNEF will discuss its brand-new report on the Long-Term Electric Vehicle Outlook, providing insights, analysis and forecast of how road transport will evolve over the next 20 years and how the Covid-19 pandemic is set to impact the near-term picture of global auto sales.
Participants:
- Christian Rynning-Tønnesen, President and CEO, Statkraft
- Tina Bru, Norway's Minister of Petroleum and Energy
- Kari Elisabeth Kaski, Socialist Left Party, MP, Member of the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs
- Seb Henbest, Lead Author of New Energy Outlook and Chief Economist, BloombergNEF
- Colin McKerracher, Global Head of Advanced Transport, BloombergNEF
Moderators:
- Meera Bhatia, VP Public Relations, Statkraft
- Marius Holm, General Manager, ZERO Emission Resource Organisation
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