Digitalizing energy systems in Sweden and Denmark

The energy sector today is under rapid transformation, shaped by changes in regulations, new sustainability targets, technological advancements and customer/user demand. Sustainable Business Hub and Sustainable Digitalization Research Centre at Malmö University invite you to an afternoon to discuss these central questions with experts.

How can digitalization be used to develop better energy systems? And how are stakeholders working together for smarter, more efficient and sustainable energy solutions, in Sweden, Denmark and beyond? Join us to gather input from the latest research and practice on digitalization and energy systems - in district heating, hybrid energy systems and beyond. Discuss the next steps to develop more efficient and sustainable energy solutions in our cities, and meet researchers and practicians from around the region.

AGENDA

Those who are not familiar with the Niagara building can meet by the reception on ground floor no later than 12:55, and go with us together to the 5th floor.

13.00

Mingle with fika and coffee in the room

13.30

Introduction

Alice Petersson, Project Manager at Sustainable Business Hub.

Per Linde, senior lecturer and theme leader of Energy and Buildings at Sustainable Digitalization Research Centre, Malmö University.

13.40

District heating and cooling as cornerstones of a resilient Nordic future

Marwa Dabaieh, professor, Malmö University.

13.55

Digitalizing building preparedness for low-temperature district heating in Copenhagen

Donya Sheik Khan, postdoc, Technical University of Denmark.

14.15

Robust, sustainable and efficient district heating systems, using data center waste heat and consumer flexibility

Pia Malmström Lawson, marketing manager, Energy Opticon.

14.30

Energy management strategies and data algorithms in hybrid energy systems

Ali Soleimani, PhD, Malmö University.

14.45

Scaling digital innovations in organizations, sectors and regions for a sustainable, circular and resource-efficient built environment

Ju Liu, associate professor, Malmö University.

15.00-15.30

Discussion at the tables:

What are the knowledge needs and future developments of energy systems in Sweden, Denmark and beyond?

The event is arranged within the project Grön omställning i flerbostadshus which is partly financed by Interreg Öresund-Kattegat-Skagerrak.