Around 60 participants are in Trondheim to share their research findings and academic results for the EnPe seminar, 26 to 28 February 2019.
On day 1, five of the EnPe projects gave an introduction and presented their selected research. In addition, the EnPe secretariat and the Assistant Director of the Knowledge Bank, Norad, held introductions. A special lecture on ethics and concerns regarding renewable and non-renewable energies was given by Norwegian philosopher, author and lecturer Henrik Syse.
Introductions
Solbjørg Sjøveian, Assistant Director of the Knowledge Bank, Norad
Ethics and other concerns regarding renewable energies and non-renewable energies, by Henrik Syse
ANTHEI
Capacity building to enhance teaching/learning, research and expert services in petroleum science and engineering in Tanzania, with UDSM and NTNU.
Ambrose Itika, Project coordinator UDSM 
Oras Joseph Mkinga, PhD student
OGaT
Oil and gas technologies, with UDSM Tanzania and NTNU.
Joseph Kihedu, Project coordinator UDSM 
Ole Jørgen Nydal, Project coordinator NTNU 
Cuthbert Kimambo, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research UDSM 
Adela Sykilili, PhD student
Implementation of Master´s in Reservoir Engineering
Exploration, evaluation and environment, with UMSA and UiS.
Marco Montesinos, Project coordinator UMSA 
Salvador Limachi, MSc student
JuMakBE
Petroleum geoscience collaboration, with Juba and UiB.
Betty Nagudi, Project coordinator 
Joan Nakajigo, PhD student
PETROL-UEM
Capacity building within petroleum engineering and research, with UEM and NTNU.
Pål Skalle, Project coordinator NTNU 
Oscar Nhabanga, PhD student
All photos by EnPe / Bjørn Magnus Vian