How to reach global sustainability via energy efficiency in industry | Stijn Santen | TEDxRSM

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. The talk is about the leadership change that is required to maximize the potential for energy efficiency within in our society.
Stijn Santen holds an MSc in chemistry and chemical engineering at the University of Amsterdam and has worked for 18 years in Shell lately as global business manager CO2 before starting his company CO2-Net B.V. in 2005. He is the architect of the first commercially successful CO2 pipeline projects; Shell-Omya (1998) and Shell-OCAP (2005), where the latter is one the largest energy efficiency projects implemented in the Netherlands. He acted as visiting professor at the Oil & Gas University of General Electric in Firenze, Italy in 2005 and 2006 teaching energy markets, energy policies and climate change and published his vision on innovation in “Managing technology and innovation” by Routledge Publishers. From 2006 till 2009 he developed and implemented the 50 % CO2 reduction strategy for Rotterdam leading to the development of the Rotterdam Climate Initiative. From 2009 till 2011 he was partner in the European program CO2Europipe on CO2 transport networks. In 2012 he led the EU CO2 transport working group in the European Zero Emission Platform ZEP together with National Grid.
Currently, he is leading a project on dialogue and decision making in the Dutch energy transition with stakeholders in energy companies, governments and research institutes for the Netherlands in the EU project R&Dialogue.
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[@rokurosora2404]

Am I the only one that noticed that his name at the start is misspelt as Saten? (lol) Fix please

[@TheCommonSenseProfessor]

Good speech, but that mic static

[@islasnormalue85]

If you want to make it too just use InpliX handbooks.

[@TheSyrianBird]

he keeps saying 26 percent global energy efficiency while it says 36 in the graph behind him ,so now which figure is the right one ?

[@joefundy]

no he is saying 36%

[@theDEPTHSofDOOM]

4:15 "It's about turdy percent, so on average between one turd and two turd globally" LMAO

[@notaras1985]

coal, minerals, oil etc arent as endangered as he tries to present cause they are renewed much faster than the propaganda of standard science claims.

[@julianasara6978]

coal, minerals, oil etc renewed?? and in a fast rate? how is that possible?

[@notaras1985]

Juliana Sara parthenogenesis babe. the true science of constant matter creation. it explains stars, planets, how sun and planets work, how rodonium or oxygen are not depleted from the earth and many other things. it can not be hidden forever. paul laviolette has studied thoroughly these phenomenons. starbustfoundation.com is his site. forget preservation of energy, relativity, bing bang, and all the other crap the propaganda brainwashed you with. i sincerely hope in a few years we will be liberated and the truths of real science will shine. we prepapare an awesome groundbreaking paper that will destroy the well preserved for over one century relativities once and for all.

[@saifmansoorgiki]

notaras1985 sorry mate, you seem pretty misunderstood on this one, they are renewed at a very slow rate, we are depleting the resources and that is why we are developing new technologies to drill deeper, currently we are tapping into shale, if your theory would be true, there would not be billions of dollars of investments in R&D and none of the companies simply leave their cheaper options and say i would spend a billion dollars so that i can mislead these greenies.

[@saifmansoorgiki]

Juliana Sara Dont worry about it, this notaras guy seems nuts

[@notaras1985]

Saif Mansoor nuts? guess what they were saying to leonardo davinci when he was talking about flying machines 6 centuries ago.... . or how they treated tesla and his vision about free transmittable energy for everyone... .

[@saifmansoorgiki]

most boring ted talk ever

[@fightingforfreedom9131]

perhaps you do not have much knowledge in this field to be interested in it.