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Triangulum: \u00abFive years of new experience, challenges and important goals\u201d<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n\n\n

With Stavanger as a Lighthouse City of Triangulum, the Stavanger region has developed new technology and interacted across the private and public sectors to cut CO\u2082 emissions, to create better transport and communication solutions, and to make energy use more efficient. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

With the\nsupport of Kolumbus, Rogaland City Council has implemented emission-free\nelectric buses in Stavanger, being the first in Norway. The City of Stavanger\nhelped establish a central energy plant that uses heat from the city’s\nwastewater to produce energy. The University of Stavanger has developed a data\nhub that can process, analyze and visualize large amounts of data. Lyse AS has\ndeveloped new technologies for energy efficiency and management that have\nbeen tested in 100 homes, a gym, and a nursing home. They have also developed Blink,\na video system providing secure communication on different screens. Greater\nStavanger has led the communication work to spread knowledge about these local\nprojects nationally and internationally.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The\nparticipation in Triangulum has laid the groundwork for active public and\nindustrial engagement regarding smart cities developments. As a result, Stavanger\nSmart Region, a network and regular meeting arena for the 13 municipalities in\nthe Greater Stavanger region has been formed. It has also contributed to creating an\ninternationally renowned conference and exhibition, the Nordic Edge, as well as\na national cluster, other proposals and project networks.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The\nUniversity of Stavanger has initiated an international cooperation on smart\ncity technology called CityZEN<\/a>.\nAlso, the university has become a European University as part of the European\nConsortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU). The new ECIU University<\/a>\nwill be based on solving challenges offered by public and private sector\nactors. This pilot project will concentrate on challenges related to UN\nSustainability goal #11 \u2013 sustainable cities and communities. The City of\nStavanger is a partner and has confirmed that they will provide three challenges\nfor ECIU learners to be solved.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Participation in Triangulum has also led to new\nEU-projects such as TrAM \u2013 an electric boat that is currently being built and\nwill operate between Hommers\u00e5k and Stavanger. Being the first in Norway to implement\nbuses running on battery power has led to increased attention on electric buses\nand emission-free public transport in our region, and a process of electrifying\nbuses in urban areas is initiated. In 2020, 17 new electric buses will become part\nof the public transport system in Haugesund. In addition, the Kvits\u00f8y ferry that\nwill start in 2020 as well will run on power from a local onshore energy\ndistribution network and a combination of biodiesel, biogas, and hydrogen. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Lyse AS\u2019s solution\nBlink has been tested in two of Triangulum\u2019s Follower Cities, Sabadell and\nPrague. \u201cThe aim is that, in the future, Blink will be a trusted communications\ntool for several different users, specifically within health care, but also for\na wide range of other purposes,\u201d says Per Fjeld, Senior Advisor at Lyse AS. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

As a result of energy management tested in 100 homes, 10-20\nof these will continue to use the smart panel and establish a\ncustomer-relationship with the Lyse AS brand Smartly. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Elnett 21 is another project that Lyse AS will be part\nof during the next couple of years. This project aims at creating an energy\nsystem of the future, exploiting flexibility between large energy users, which in\nthis case are an airport, a harbor, and an industrial park. Lyse has also been able to\ncontribute actively in another H2020 project called INVADE, developing future\nsolutions for distributed storage and flexibility in the energy market.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The central\nenergy plant will continue to be the primary source of energy for the city\u2019s\nadministrative buildings. To educate the citizens of Stavanger and other\nprofessionals interested in the energy plant, the city is creating an information\nboard that illustrates how the central energy plant works. This board will be\ninstalled on the outside of the administrative buildings. It will contain a\nvisible sign of Triangulum and the information will also be digitally available.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

To further communicate the exciting projects and the results of Triangulum within Stavanger region, a web page has been developed where you can read more about each of the implementations mentioned and their respective outcomes: www.traingulum.no<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Electric Buses (Credits: Elisabeth T\u00f8nnessen) <\/figcaption><\/figure>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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