April 20–22, 2021 | VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
Arctic Sustainable Energy Research Conference
Research and community needs in the context of a global energy transition
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Presentations
DAY 1. Keynotes on Climate, Energy, and Community Needs
Keynote 1: Alaska-specific context of energy and climate equity: Distinct regional needs that can inform energy policy – S. Adams, NANA, and B. Hirsch, Deerstone Consulting
13.2 MB pdf | 11.4 MB pptx
Keynote 2: Native American and Alaska Native community roles in energy development: What is needed to ensure an equitable energy transition? – C. Deschene, NITEC
3 MB pdf | 6.4 MB pptx
Keynote 3: Energy efficiency in the global energy transition: How rural communities can equitably transform their energy systems – E. Doris, NREL
4.9 MB pdf | 7.9 MB pptx
Keynote 4: Arctic Energy Office perspectives on existing and future climate/energy legislation and Executive Orders and what they will mean for remote/Arctic communities – M. McEleney, Arctic Energy Office
2.9 MB pdf | 2.9 MB pptx
Keynote 5: Sustainable energy research needed to support the Biden administration’s policy goals: How research can be designed to increase energy and climate equity in rural communities – W. Johns, DOE
DAY 2. Buildings and Infrastructure
Session 1: Buildings and Infrastructure—Efficiency First
Energy efficiency & healthy homes – J. Hebert, NREL
15.3 MB pdf
Energy efficiency in public facilities – J. Fowler, ANTHC
5.7 MB pdf | 9.3 MB pptx
Remote community water & sanitation efficiency/renewables integration – B. Gamble, ANTHC
5.5 MB pdf | 6.5 MB pptx
The future of whole-community energy optimization through cutting edge building science, grid interactive efficient buildings, and grid optimization (URBANopt/REopt) – W. Livingood, NREL
14.4 MB pdf
Session 2: Buildings and Infrastructure—Distributed Energy Resources
Air source heat pumps in cold climates – T. Marsik, NREL/ACEP
9.3 MB pdf | 5.9 MB pptx
Kake heat pump/electric rate analysis – M. Wilber and S. Colt, ACEP
6.7 MB pdf | 4.4 MB pptx
Optimization of dispatchable loads for RE generation in microgrids – D. Sambor, MicroFEWs/ACEP
3.3 MB pdf
How behavioral science can inform energy program design – E. Palchak, Vermont Energy Investment Corporation
10.4 MB pdf | 9.4 MB pptx
DAY 3. Sustainable Energy
Session 1: Sustainable Energy—Technologies
Hydrokinetic energy research – J. Kasper and B. Loeffler, ACEP
13.9 MB pdf | 34.3 MB pptx
Solar performance in the Arctic: Bifacials – C. Pike, ACEP
2 MB pdf | 3.1 MB pptx
Renewable energy, demand side management, and diesel efficiency – M. Ross, Yukon College
4 MB pdf
Hydrogen and renewables: Technical and economic potential – M. Ruth, NREL
2.6 MB pdf | 3.4 MB pptx
Session 2: Sustainable Energy—Integration
Wind/storage/secondary loads in St. Mary’s and Mountain Village – J. VanderMeer, ACEP
1.8 MB pdf
Renewable energy integration in Hawaii (use of batteries) – M. Glick, Hawaii Natural Energy Institute
3.9 MB pdf
Supporting the transition of remote and Indigenous communities to a clean energy future – M. Bennett, Natural Resources Canada
2.7 MB pdf | 2 MB pptx
Modeling renewable energy integration in Canadian Arctic communities – R. Kilpatrick, Natural Resources Canada/CanmetENERGY
4.2 MB pdf | 2.8 MB pptx
Sponsored by the US Arctic Research Commission with cosponsorship by the Cold Climate Housing Research Center,
the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, and the Alaska Center for Energy and Power.
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