Rune Hogga

Position: Head of Flexibility
Firma: A Energi
Land: Norwegen

Rune Hogga is an executive with extensive experience in the renewable energy sector. Since 2016, he has been the CEO of Å Energi Fleksibilitet AS, where he has successfully built a new business area focused on start-up companies and innovation projects within renewable energy. Currently, Rune serves as the Head of Flexibility at Å Energi, concentrating on fostering a culture of innovation and driving the digital transformation. With 17 years at the company, Rune has spent the last decade focusing on new business models to address the need for more flexibility in the power system. Rune has established an incubator for start-ups and is the co-founder of the local flexibility marketplace, Nodes. He has initiated several strategic partnerships and pilot projects with government funding, including the ongoing Euroflex project, which involves a significant portion of Norway's grid companies
and over 30 flexibility service providers (FSPs). In 2018 Mr. Hogga and his team were awarded with "Innovative Star of Energy Efficiency" from Aliance to save energy in US.

Previously, Rune served as the Director of Project Management for renewable infrastructure projects and has a background from the insurance industry. He has an undergraduate academic degree within Information Technology holds an Executive MBA from ESCP-Europe and has attended the top leadership program Solstrand at NHH/AFF.
Å Energi is the largest vertically integrated power utility in Norway, operating across the entire value chain and being the third-largest hydro power producer in the country with 11.5 TWh of production. Å Energi have a strong presence in the Nordic region and expanding into the rest of Europe.

06. Mai 2025Bringing Flexibility to the System - Local Flexibility Markets

Sessions

Session

Die Zukunft des Netzes

Dienstag, 06. Mai 2025, 11:30 - 13:00 Uhr

ICM München Room 13 A

Die Energielandschaft weltweit verändert sich rasant: Die Nachfrage nach Strom steigt, während die dezentrale Erzeugung auf dem Vormarsch ist. Energieversorger und Netzbetreiber stehen bei der Modernisierung und dem Ausbau des bereits veralteten Stromnetzes vor großen Hürden. Auch die Aufrechterhaltung der Systemstabilität und -resilienz stellt sie vor immer neue Herausforderungen. Hinzu kommt ein Mangel an qualifizierten Arbeitskräften und Material, was den Ausbau der Infrastruktur zusätzlich verlangsamt. Um diese Probleme anzugehen, brauchen wir technologische Innovationen und politische Reformen. Darüber hinaus müssen wir in allen Sektoren der Energiebranche eng zusammenarbeiten. In dieser Session geht es um die Frage, wie wir ein Stromsystem entwickeln können, das nicht nur zuverlässig und sicher, sondern auch flexibel genug ist, um sich an eine im Wandel befindliche Energielandschaft anzupassen.Bitte beachten Sie, dass alle Konferenzsessions in englischer Sprache abgehalten werden.