Cet atelier est organisé par le collectif ZEG.  Il est possible de s'annoncer ici comme d'habitude mais l'inscription se fait via

Avec ZEG, nous avons passé l'année dernière à organiser un event qui s'appelle "Energy and Resources Forum III". Il y aura des panels, workshops et débats autour de la problématique, il y aura notamment Julia Steinberger (co-autrice GIEC) et Christian Petit (CEO de Romande Energie), n'hésites pas à regarder notre brochure pour plus de détails.

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10h20 - 10h30 : Opening Ceremony

10h30 - 12h00 : Panel on "Can We Power the World With 100% Renewable Energy?"

Grid integration of renewable energy conversion technologies: challenges to overcome when swiftly integrating non-dispatchable energy sources in the electricity mix, with:

• Christian Petit, CEO of Romande Energie (DSO company)
• Mario Paolone, Full Professor at EPFL, Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory
• Nell Reimann, ENTSO-E, association of the European Electricity TSOs (non-profit-organisation)
• Roger Nordmann, Swiss National Counselor, author of PV Strategy for Switzerland 2050

12h00 - 13h30 : Standing Lunch (50 places available)

13h30 - 14h45 : Panel on "Materials for the Energy Transition"

Extracting, processing, and recycling of materials for the renewable energy conversion technologies, transportation, and buildings, with:

• Amrita Dasgupta, Energy and Minerals Analyst, International Energy Agency (IEA)
  
• Vincent Moreau, Researcher at EPFL, Material Flow Analysis
  
• Christian Ochsenbein, Head of Swiss Battery Technology Center
  

15h00 - 16h30 : Panel on "The Future of Land Transport"

The replacement of conventional combustion vehicles: challenges and opportunities. What choices should the individuals and the automotive industry take and what should the political guidelines be when envisioning a low-carbon transportation system? With:

• Carlo De Grandis, EU Commission, Directorate-General for Climate Action, promote clean mobility, including CO2 standards for road transport
  
• Giovanni Mori, Former spokesperson of Fridays for Future, Italy
  
• Luca Castiglioni, Head of Mobility Research for the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, Vice-Chair Transport to the End-Use Technologies Working Party (EUWP)
  
• Olivier Gallay, Full Professor of Operations Research at UNIL University of Lausanne
  

16h45 - 17h45 : 2 workshops in parallel on:

1) "Design for Sustainability" - 5 Rules to follow for a “Design for the Environment (DfE)”, 40 places available, with: 

• Yohanna Rieckhoff, Independent designer, Teaching Assistant in Master of Product Design, ECAL
  

2) "How is innovation contributing to the energy transition?" - Technical and financial innovations for the energy transition, with:

• The Enterprise for Society Center (E4S)

18h00 - 19h00 : Debate on "From Inequality to Sustainability: The Essential Steps"

What would a better society look like, and how to build one, from multiple perspectives, with:

• Julia Steinberger, Professor of Societal Challenges of Climate Change at UNIL, Lead Author for the IPCC’s 6th Assessment Report
  
• Simone D’Alessandro, Professor of Economics at the University of Pisa, Italy, Coordinator of the Ph.D. in Economics of the Tuscan Universities, a joint initiative by the Universities of Florence, Pisa, and Siena
  

19h00 - 20h00 : Apero!