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The seminar was held on the day of the anniversary,

Wednesday 9 September. It clearly was a large seminar

with 12 speakers concerned with breakthrough

technology developments in ocean space.

FROM THE PROGRAM:

Introduction:

Eivind Hiis Hauge

, president NTVA

– introduced program leader

Steinar Mediaas

, formerly

with Norwegian Broadcasting

Norway’s challenges and possibilities when activity

level and income from the oil and gas sector decline.

Tore Ulstein

, Norwegian Confederation of Enterprise

(NHO) president and Ulstein Group technical director

– The maritime industries have compelling historical

examples and thrilling future challenges

Henrik O. Madsen,

former managing director, DNV GL

– Technological paradigm shift in offshore

industry developments

• Key breakthrough technologies in petroleum and

energy industries.

Lars Høier,

research director,

Statoil ASA

Key breakthrough technologies in energy production

at sea.

Gaute Tjensvoll,

Development Manager,

Fred Olsen Fogear

NTVA Technology Forum 2015:

Breakthrough technology in ocean space

• Key breakthrough technologies in in the fishing

industry.

Vegar Johansen,

managing director SINTEF

Fisheries and Aquaculture

– Technologies for developing new offshore industries

• Food from the sea.

Edel Oddny Elvevoll,

professor,

The Arctic University of Norway, Tromsø

• New marine industries.

Karl A. Almås,

former

managing director, SINTEF Fisheries and

Aquaculture

– Enabling technologies

• Nanotechnology/materials.

Helge Weman,

professor, NTNU

• Biotechnology/digital techniques

Stig Omholt,

professor, NTNU

• Robotics

Aksel A. Transeth,

senior researcher, SINTEF ICT

• Manufacturing

Geir Ringen,

director of production technology

research, SINTEF Raufoss Manufacturing

– Technology as a competitive advantage in ocean space

development. What’s needed?

Asgeir Johan Sørensen,

professor, NTNU

– Panel discussion and conclusions.