Rjukan Solarpunk Academy

Torbjørn Myhre by Rjukan Solarpunk Academy

HILDE WIDVEY_MED FINGERN I JORDA PÅ TINN MUSEUM by Rjukan Solarpunk Academy

AIR OUROBOROS: Yanina Zaichanka by Rjukan Solarpunk Academy

AIR OUROBOROS: Oda Balke Fjellang by Rjukan Solarpunk Academy

På gården Rennehøl i i Austbygde er Vipassana-meditatør Stefan Lange Moen i gang med å utvikle en ny type festival.

Her vil Solarpunk, Nekhama(1), meditasjon, kontemplasjon, land-art, generell kreativitet og andre elementer smelte sammen i et helhetlig program, hvor arrangører og deltagere samarbeider i unike kunst- og kulturopplevelser, på en gård med adresse i hjertet av det tradisjonsrike kulturlandskapet i Tinn Kommune.

(1) nekhama er ikke meditasjon. Det er et buddhistisk begrep for gavmildhet og generøsitet. En måte å gi på.

Programmet sommeren 2025 blir produsert med støtte fra Telemark Fylkeskommune, merkevare UNESCO -

i samarbeid med Norsk Industriarbeidermuseum .

SOUNDSCAPE&JINGLE: Hilde Annine Hasselberg, Draumeminner, 2024

ssp 5 Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa and Hilde Hasselberg (english)

The Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs)

– published in the 6th report from the international panel on climate change in 2021, were first developed in the 2010s as a community effort by an international team of climate scientists, economists, and energy systems modelers as scenarios to explore how social, economic, and environmental trends might evolve in the future. They serve as tools for scientists and policymakers to envision various global futures, each marked by different challenges related to sustainability, inequality, and economic growth. The five SSPs outline a range of possibilities, from a highly sustainable future to one of increasing division and

resource scarcity.

Rjukan Solarpunk Academy will through out the next months gather informed perspectives on the SSP`s, starting with:

Dr.scient. Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa, which you just heard in this podcast.

She is a thinker, academic and scientist with a broad repertoire in various fields like mathematics, marine research, wind-power, the oil industry, and other areas within the private sector. She is currently Director of Energy at the University of Bergen where she is responsible for ensuring more research and education on the topics of energy transition, renewable energy, and adaption to a lowemission

society.

ssp 4 Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa and Hilde Hasselberg (english)

The Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs)

– published in the 6th report from the international panel on climate change in 2021, were first developed in the 2010s as a community effort by an international team of climate scientists, economists, and energy systems modelers as scenarios to explore how social, economic, and environmental trends might evolve in the future. They serve as tools for scientists and policymakers to envision various global futures, each marked by different challenges related to sustainability, inequality, and economic growth. The five SSPs outline a range of possibilities, from a highly sustainable future to one of increasing division and

resource scarcity.

Rjukan Solarpunk Academy will through out the next months gather informed perspectives on the SSP`s, starting with:

Dr.scient. Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa, which you just heard in this podcast.

She is a thinker, academic and scientist with a broad repertoire in various fields like mathematics, marine research, wind-power, the oil industry, and other areas within the private sector. She is currently Director of Energy at the University of Bergen where she is responsible for ensuring more research and education on the topics of energy transition, renewable energy, and adaption to a lowemission

society.

ssp 3 Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa and Hilde Hasselberg (english)

The Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs)

– published in the 6th report from the international panel on climate change in 2021, were first developed in the 2010s as a community effort by an international team of climate scientists, economists, and energy systems modelers as scenarios to explore how social, economic, and environmental trends might evolve in the future. They serve as tools for scientists and policymakers to envision various global futures, each marked by different challenges related to sustainability, inequality, and economic growth. The five SSPs outline a range of possibilities, from a highly sustainable future to one of increasing division and

resource scarcity.

Rjukan Solarpunk Academy will through out the next months gather informed perspectives on the SSP`s, starting with:

Dr.scient. Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa, which you just heard in this podcast.

She is a thinker, academic and scientist with a broad repertoire in various fields like mathematics, marine research, wind-power, the oil industry, and other areas within the private sector. She is currently Director of Energy at the University of Bergen where she is responsible for ensuring more research and education on the topics of energy transition, renewable energy, and adaption to a lowemission

society.

ssp 2 Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa and Hilde Hasselberg (english)

The Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs)

– published in the 6th report from the international panel on climate change in 2021, were first developed in the 2010s as a community effort by an international team of climate scientists, economists, and energy systems modelers as scenarios to explore how social, economic, and environmental trends might evolve in the future. They serve as tools for scientists and policymakers to envision various global futures, each marked by different challenges related to sustainability, inequality, and economic growth. The five SSPs outline a range of possibilities, from a highly sustainable future to one of increasing division and

resource scarcity.

Rjukan Solarpunk Academy will through out the next months gather informed perspectives on the SSP`s, starting with:

Dr.scient. Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa, which you just heard in this podcast.

She is a thinker, academic and scientist with a broad repertoire in various fields like mathematics, marine research, wind-power, the oil industry, and other areas within the private sector. She is currently Director of Energy at the University of Bergen where she is responsible for ensuring more research and education on the topics of energy transition, renewable energy, and adaption to a lowemission

society.

ssp 1 Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa and Hilde Hasselberg (english)

The Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs)

– published in the 6th report from the international panel on climate change in 2021, were first developed in the 2010s as a community effort by an international team of climate scientists, economists, and energy systems modelers as scenarios to explore how social, economic, and environmental trends might evolve in the future. They serve as tools for scientists and policymakers to envision various global futures, each marked by different challenges related to sustainability, inequality, and economic growth. The five SSPs outline a range of possibilities, from a highly sustainable future to one of increasing division and

resource scarcity.

Rjukan Solarpunk Academy will through out the next months gather informed perspectives on the SSP`s, starting with:

Dr.scient. Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa, which you just heard in this podcast.

She is a thinker, academic and scientist with a broad repertoire in various fields like mathematics, marine research, wind-power, the oil industry, and other areas within the private sector. She is currently Director of Energy at the University of Bergen where she is responsible for ensuring more research and education on the topics of energy transition, renewable energy, and adaption to a lowemission

society.