Renewable energy

Renewable energy is energy from a resource that is replaceable by existing flows of energy, such as sunshine, wind, water, biological processes and geothermal heat flows. Bellona believes that major political and financial investments in renewable energy sources will be among the most important measures we can take in order to fight climate change.

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Renewable energy

June 11, 2020 Arctic, Renewable energy, Wind

Coronavirus hasn’t slowed construction progress at Russia’s Arctic wind farm

The cornavirus pandemic may have slowed renewable energy projects worldwide – but the first industrial scale wind park above the Arctic […]

February 4, 2020 Climate change, Electric mobility, Fossil fuels, Renewable energy, Transport

The fossil fuel industries are under attack on four fronts – and they’re losing

The fossil fuel industries of coal, oil and natural gas are now under attack on four separate fronts. They are unlikely to survive this for […]

January 15, 2020 Arctic, Industrial Pollution, Nuclear issues, Nuclear Russia, Renewable energy, Russian human rights issues, Transport

What Bellona Russia accomplished in 2019

To Bellona’s Russian office, 2019 was a year of waste – household waste, hazardous waste and radioactive waste. Nearly all of the […]

December 6, 2019 Renewable energy, Wind

Murmansk region’s wind farm progressing with accolades

Earlier this month, the Enel Group, whose subsidiary is building a wind park near Murmansk, was singled out for a particular honor by the […]

November 19, 2019 Nuclear issues, Nuclear Meltdown in Japan, Renewable energy, Solar, Wind

Fukushima joins Chernobyl in renewable revival

Japan’s northeastern prefecture of Fukushima, devastated during the 2011 earthquake and nuclear power plant disaster, is looking to […]

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Christian Eriksen

Head of Policy and Research
chrise@bellona.no
+47 98 48 83 98

Christian Eriksen is Head of Policy and Research at The Bellona Foundation.
His technical work centers on energy issues, involving the transition to clean energy, applications of different energy carriers, new production, framework conditions for infrastructure, and overall resource efficiency. Beyond pure energy issues, Zero Emission Construction Sites is a specially prioritized topic.
Christian holds an MSc in Industrial Economics and Technology Management from NTNU. Previous experience includes power market analysis and modelling at consulting firm Pöyry (Econ), and research and journalism for major Norwegian newspapers.

Renewable energy

Renewable energy

Coronavirus hasn’t slowed construction progress at Russia’s Arctic wind farm

The fossil fuel industries are under attack on four fronts – and they’re losing

What Bellona Russia accomplished in 2019

Murmansk region’s wind farm progressing with accolades

Fukushima joins Chernobyl in renewable revival

Related Project

Sahara Forest Project

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