Welcome to our Net-zero launch event #3!
The impact of smarter energy solutions for heavy process industry
According to the COP28 agreement, the world must double the rate of energy efficiency to reach net zero targets by 2030. Thus, using energy in the most efficient way is essential for meeting the increasing global energy demand while reducing CO2 emissions.
Since heavy process industry is one major energy consumer, there is much to gain by implementing smarter energy solutions. Investing in energy efficiency not only supports companies in meeting their sustainability targets but also boosts financial performance. Get insight on how to work with energy efficiency improvements in your plant, at Alfa Laval’s upcoming Net zero event focusing on improving energy efficiency for heavy process industry.
Industry leaders and experts will take the stage to share valuable insights, best practices, and technological expertise on the matter. During the panel discussions, we will deep-dive into critical topics in the industry including:
- The significance of energy efficiency – what practical solutions are available for implementation today?
- The value of choosing the right technology and implementing effective maintenance strategies.
- How investing in energy efficiency today can maximize your long-term savings.
- Collaboration is key – how to improve energy efficiency in your plant through partnerships: learn from best practices.
DATE: September 18th
TIME: 15:00 CET
This online broadcast is free to join.
AGENDA
The importance of energy efficiency for reaching your sustainability commitments and industry’s contribution to the Paris Agreement
- Mike Umiker, Executive Director, Energy Efficiency Movement
- Anna Celsing, VP Group Sustainability, Alfa Laval
How plate heat exchanger technology and maintenance strategies can improve energy efficiency in heavy process industry
Speakers:
- Matz Andersson, Principal Thermal Specialist, Alfa Laval
- Sara Widestadh, Head of service Gasketed Plate heat Exchangers, Alfa Laval
- Tobias Vernersson, Business Developer Energy Efficiency, Alfa Laval
Case – Liquid Wind:
The importance of partnership and early-stage collaboration
- Including a perspective from COWI, an engineering consultancy company.
Speakers:
- Benny Mai, Chief Technical Officer, Liquid Wind
- Karolina Albinsson, Senior Process Engineer, COWI
- Tobias Vernersson, Business Developer Energy Efficiency, Alfa Laval
Energy efficiency investments for maximizing long-term savings
Speakers:
- Karolina Albinsson, Senior Process Engineer, COWI
- Mike Umiker, Executive Director, Energy Efficiency Movement
Case – Dow Chemical:
A partnership for performance and sustainability
- Optimize performance throughout the process, with proper technology selection and maintenance strategy.
Speakers:
- Sander Riga, Process Engineer Manager, Dow Chemical
- Remco Harmse, Sales Manager Service, Alfa Laval
Case – Boliden:
Successful collaboration for optimized energy efficiency and waste heat recovery
Speakers:
- Ulf Degerstedt, Technology and Business Development Manager, Boliden
- Lars Nilsson, Service engineer, Alfa Laval
MODERATOR: Jenny Jamot, Business Development Owner Energy Efficiency, Alfa Laval
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Previous Net zero events
If you missed out on the previous Alfa Laval’s Net zero events, then this is your chance.
Event #5 - November 2023
Event #4 - June 2023
Event #3 - February 2023
Event #2 - September 2022
Event #1 - February 2022
Accelerating sustainable solutions
Together with our customers and our partners, Alfa Laval is accelerating the transition to more efficient, cleaner energy solutions and moving the circular economy forward. Our deep industry knowledges enables us to optimize customer processes, overcome the toughest challenges, and continue making the world better every single day.
Meet our experts in the studio (to be updated)
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Thomas Møller After finishing his Chemical Engineering degree at the Technology University of Denmark, Thomas joined an American company for 5 years. He worked with sales and the business development of separation technologies before joining Alfa Laval in 2002, where he has had several positions in sales, business development, strategy development, and execution.
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Julien Gennetier Julien Gennetier has more than 20 years of business experience in a wide range of industrial sectors, such as Food, Process Industries and HVAC. He is committed to deploy and develop solutions that create a more energy efficient and decarbonized tomorrow with the help of technology and collaboration. |
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Malgorzata Moczynska Driven by people, progress, and results, Malgorzata has been working 24 years in several leading positions within Alfa Laval. She is committed to the challenge of the energy transition and is proud to work with innovative products and diverse global teams that contribute to creating a cleaner tomorrow. |
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Jo Vanhoren Jo comes from a position as Cluster President for North America, where he secured sturdy growth improvements. He is proud to be part of a company that shares his passion for creating sustainable solutions. Jo has been working throughout his career with heat exchanger technology which is the vital component in energy efficiency and our goal to reach net zero. |
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Karin Forsberg Karin’s passion for the role of smart technology in creating sustainable solutions has led her to work in a range of positions at large organizations and small entrepreneurial businesses. Whatever the subject, Karin is driven by the people around her to work together and make technology work smoothly in practice. |
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Sara Widestadh Sara Widestadh started in the food industry, where she worked with supply chain & logistics, service development, business management, and transformation. She joined Alfa Laval one year ago as head of Services and is passionate about how service can contribute to creating a cleaner, more sustainable future. |
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Eva Pétursson With a research background in structural design Eva joined SSAB in 2006 in a role supporting customers utilizing the potential of high strength steels. Acting as a link between industry and the research community has always been an important part of her responsibility. Now in a corporate role supporting the fossil-free journey for SSAB. |