Energy & Propulsion
Across the Arctic, energy and propulsion systems are redefining access, influence, and resilience. From floating reactors and autonomous grids to ice-adaptive propulsion and subsea cables, nations are investing in technologies that sustain presence in one of Earth’s most unforgiving regions. As scientists, policymakers and people across nations converge at ARCTECH, the question is not just how power is generated—but how it is governed in a landscape shaped by cooperation, competition, and the shared imperative of Arctic stability.
Research Highlights
🔗 1. “The Arctic Power Game” by Sigrid JørgensenSummit Essay
Floating reactors, seabed cables, and climate-hardened grids are redrawing the Arctic map—where power isn’t just fuel, but the foundation of presence, resilience, and geopolitical reach…
🔗 2. “Power Politics in the Polar World“ by Dr. Isha SharmaKeynote Speaker
Power in the Arctic is no longer just a utility—it’s a strategic posture. As nations confront the energy trilemma of security, sustainability, and sovereignty, every watt becomes a question of presence, resilience, and political intent…
🔗 3. “Engineering Resilience in Earth's Harshest Environment” by The Svalbard Institute for Advanced Energy SystemsIndustry Highlight
Advanced cryogenic batteries and hybrid propulsion systems are reshaping Arctic operations—endurance engineered at the molecular level…
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