1. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology

2. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology NTNU was established 1996 It replaced the University of Trondheim, which included the Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH) NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology

3. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology 19000 students at NTNU 7500 of theese graduate as ’Sivilingeniør’ 550 students at the Faculty of Applied Earth Sciences NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology

4. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology FACULTIES Marine Technology Mechanical Engineering Medicine Chemistry and Biology Physics, Informatics and Mathematics Architecture, Planning and Fine Art Applied Earth Sciences Social Sciences and Technol. Management Civil and Environmental Engineering Arts Electrical Eng. and Telecommunication NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology

5. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology FACULTY OF APPLIED EARTH SCIENCES Department of Geology and Mineral Resources Engineering Department of Geology and Mineral Resources Engineering Department of Petroleum Engineering and Applied Geophysics Department of Petroleum Engineering and Applied Geophysics DEPARTMENTS

6. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology FACULTY OF APPLIED EARTH SCIENCES Areas of study Specialization Petroleum geosciences and resource geology Environmental and recycling technology Technical geology Petroleum technology Petroleum exploration Seismics Formation evaluation Reservoir geology Petroleum resources Resource geology Mineral raw materials Mineral production Environmental and recycling technology Engineering geology/ rock and mineral eng. Drilling technology Reservoir technology Production Formation evaluation

7. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES ENGINEERING Formed in 1989 Department of Geology Department of Ore Dressing Department of Mining 1989: Staff 44,5 1999: Staff 32 Academic staff: 18 Secretarial/adm. staff: 7 Technical staff: 7 Research fellows: 25 Diplomas: 45 - 50 annually

8. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES ENGINEERING Subjects covered: Geology, incl. resource geology (oil/gas, minerals), engineering geology, hydrogeology and environmental geology; rock mechanics; extraction, production and beneficiation of minerals; recycling. We are engaged in teaching and research directed towards a sustainable management of the Earth’s geological resources. We are engaged in teaching and research directed towards a sustainable management of the Earth’s geological resources.

9. Chains of value - Dep. of Geology and Mineral Resources Eng. GEORESOURCES (oil/gas/solid minerals/water/rock) END PHASE REHABILITATION END PHASE REHABILITATION END PHASE REHABILITATION END PHASE REHABILITATION END DEPOSITION PRODUCTION USER PHASE PRODUCTION PLANNING PRODUCTION PLANNING CONFIRMATION PROSPECTING/ EVALUATION PROSPECTING/ EVALUATION PRE-INVESTIGATIONS OIL/GAS USER PHASE DEVELOPMENT WORK DEVELOPMENT WORK PLANNING PRE-INVESTIGATIONS FIELD WORK PRE-INVESTIGATIONS FIELD WORK A BASE FOR BUILDING MATERIALS A BASE FOR BUILDING MATERIALS SOLID MINERAL RESOURCES SOLID MINERAL RESOURCES PRE-INVESTIGATIONS PROSPECTING PRE-INVESTIGATIONS PROSPECTING DEPOSIT CHARACTERISATION DEPOSIT CHARACTERISATION PLANNING PRODUCTION PROCESSING PRODUCTS RECYCLING

10. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology Environmental and recycling technology Expertise, knowledge, experience and state of the art technology Rock to cradle control on the processing of primary and secondary raw materials Closing the circuit

11. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology NTNU’s ROLE IN THE AWAST PROJECT  Leader of Work Package 6  Contributor to Work Package 1 and 2  In close co-operation with Energos  Running our part as a doctoral thesis project WE ARE

12. NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology NTNU’s ROLE IN THE AWAST PROJECT  Develop a model/procedure of data collection for efficiency evaluation of thermal treatment plants (TTPs) - WP 6 & 2  Data collection - WP 6  Develop a unit operation model for the thermal treatment channel - WP 6  Calibration of and simulation with developed model - WP 6  Waste characterisation - WP 1 MAIN TASKS