A meeting place for subsurface professionals, policy makers, and students.
Tjodhallen, University of Stavanger
28-29 April, 2026
About the conference
Energy Norway 2026 is a meeting place for subsurface professionals in Norway and international communities, policy makers, regulatory bodies, and students.
The annual conference is organised and financed by the research centre NCS2030 – National Centre for Sustainable Subsurface Utilization of the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
The NCS2030 research centre is the scientific and technology driver to facilitate an energy-efficient, multi-purpose utilization of the subsurface into a “Sustainable Subsurface Value Chain” to reach the NZE goals on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS).
At Energy Norway 2026 you will get scientific presentations linked to the scope of the centre, namely subsurface energy systems, net-zero emission production, digitalisation, and society.
Venue and parking
Paid parking was introduced at Ullandhaug Campus autumn 2025.
The venue for the conference is Tjodhallen at the University of Stavanger (Kjølv Egeland's house). Parking is limited. Guests pay NOK 20 per hour at all times, with a daily cap of NOK 200. Carpooling and the use of public transport are therefore encouraged.
Please note that the distance between the city centre and the university is about 15 minutes by bus/car.
There are three buses that travel from the city centre to the University: nr. 6, 7 and X60. They stop at the bus stations Jernbaneveien H and Vaktapoteket A.
To travel by bus you need to download the Kolumbus App.
To find your way around the university you might want to download the Maze Map App for iPhone or Android.
Contact
Faculty Administration TN
Project Support and PhD Administration TN
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