Faggruppemøte: Flytende sol
Tid
10:00 – 11:00Sted
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DigitaltFaggruppen for flytende sol er en fast gruppe i Solenergiklyngen som møtes digitalt 3-5 ganger i året.
Faggruppen samler aktører i norsk solenergibransje som ønsker å jobbe sammen for å utvikle bransjen videre og se på hvilke utfordringer og muligheter som ligger i flytende sol nasjonalt og internasjonalt.
Hvis du ønsker mer informasjon om hvordan du kan bidra inn i denne faggruppen kan du ta kontakt med ansvarlig i Solenergiklyngen: katja@fornybarutvikling.no eller keron@fornybarutvikling.no
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