Monday, November 4, 2024

9:30 AM - 4:30 PM

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Overview

Damien Bonte - IFPEN, Laurent Jammes - CNRS; Location: Convention Centre WTC Rotterdam - Leeuwen Room 2

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Details

Energy transition is one of the key factors to tackle climate change in the coming decades. In this energy transition, the subsurface has a major role to play in providing new decarbonised energies (geothermal energy), store new energy alternative (hydrogen) or low energy production residue (nuclear power wastes), as well as providing alternatives to areas where the industry has difficulties to decarbonise (CCS). Problematically, the subsurface is intrinsically invisible and only accessible through indirect methods. The result has been a concentration of the discussion about its usage between specialists. As a result, the connection with the other stakeholders has only happen either to request permits for its usage (with the authorities and institutional decision-makers) or when issues happen (especially with the general public) such as earthquake. There is now an increasing trend in the community to involve more the different stakeholders beyond the experts and find new ways to interacts going beyond the “deficit model”. In this workshop, we aim to explore a broad range of methods to understand and involve the stakeholders into the different usage of the subsurface (e.g., geothermal, minerals, storage). The workshop will be a platform to discuss latest trend and results. The proposed format will involve a morning of presentations to bring an understating of the variety of method and applications to provide discussions over breaks. The afternoon will be reserved for a keynote followed by a round table. Workshop Schedule: 09:30 – 10:30 Stakeholder engagement methods and concepts 1. Amel Barich (GEORG): Insights into the Social License to Operate in Geothermal Energy 2.Damien Bonté, Chris Ouangraoua, Benoit Chèze, Hery Rakotoarisoa (IFPEN): From knowing your audience to sharing information for stakeholders engagements 3. Fenintsoa Andriamasinoro (BRGM): Collective understanding of the extractive / post-extractive activities issues via the “role-playing game” method: feedback from 10 years of experiments 10:30 – 11:00 Break / Discussions 11:00 – 12:00 Stakeholders engagement 1. Cathrine Ringstad (SINTEF/BELLONA) : Stakeholder involvement for onshore CO2 storage: What can we learn from the “Svelvik CO2 Field Lab” test site 2. Laurent Jammes (CNRS), Kévin Nadarajah (CEREMA) : Stakeholder engagement in underground engineering projects – an overview of GEFISS project results 3. Danny Otto (UFZ), Marit Sprenkeling (TNO), Asta Nordoc (NORCE), Dimitrios Mendrinos (CRES), Spyridon Karytsas (CRES), Matthias Gross (UFZ) How to organize inter- and transdisciplinary work in international carbon capture and storage research projects? Insights from CCS research in Norway, Greece, Germany and the Netherlands 12:00 – 14:00 Lunch Break / Discussions 14:00 – 15:00 Keynote: Saida Laârouchi Engström, Senior Advisor, Vattenfall BA Generation (Sweden) 15:00 – 16:30 Round table on subsurface perception and Q&A. List of speakers: – Saida Laârouchi Engström, Senior Advisor, Vattenfall BA Generation (Sweden)      - Amel Barich, Senior Project Manager, GEORG (Iceland)      - Cathrine Ringstad, Senior Adviser, Bellona (Norway)      - Laurent Jammes, Director of Industrial Relations, CNRS INSU (France)