Portfolio for energy and transport
The portfolio covers efforts to promote environment-friendly energy, low emissions, petroleum, maritime activities and transport. The efforts are largely aimed at society's and businesses' need for the transition to a zero-emission society, green competitiveness and sustainable utilisation of the country's resources.
Overall plans for Energy, transport and low missions (in Norwegian only)
Portfolio plan
The portfolio plan has been processed by the Portfolio Board, but not yet formally approved by the Research Council's Executive Board.
Portfolio analysis
The portfolio analysis shall form a basis for portfolio plans, investment plans and reporting.
Investment plan
The investment plan shall provide an overview of the total calls for proposals and other activities planned with the use of the portfolio board's own funds.
Overall plans for Petroleum (in Norwegian only)
Portfolio plan
The portfolio plan has been processed by the Portfolio Board, but not yet formally approved by the Research Council's Executive Board.
Portfolio analysis
The portfolio analysis shall form a basis for portfolio plans, investment plans and reporting.
Investment plan
The investment plan shall provide an overview of the total calls for proposals and other activities planned with the use of the portfolio board's own funds.
The Portfolio Board for Energy and Transport
The portfolio board shall provide strategic advice on research and innovation within Energy and transport, and decide on the allocation of research funds to achieve the user goals and societal goals set for the portfolio.
The members are:
Marit Brandtsegg, Statens vegvesen (Leader)
Elisabeth Birkeland, Equinor
Torjus Bolkesjø, Statkraft
Martin Smedstad Foss, Institute for Energy Technology, IFE
Inge Gran, SINTEF Energi
Sonja Vernøy Hansen, Corvus energy
Ingeborg Palm Helland, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, NINA (Forskningssystemet)
Merete Madland, University of Stavanger, UiS
Asgeir Thomasgard, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NTNU
Bjørn-Johan Vartdal, DNV
Hans Erik Vatne, Vianode