Hydrogen provides a CO2-free sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. A preliminary project is now being performed to investigate the production of hydrogen from waste using microbes.
The sustainability transitions research field addresses the complex transformation processes needed for key societal services (energy, transport/mobility, food, housing, water/sanitation) to be provided more sustainably.
The aim of Nordic Energy Outlooks is to: “Strengthen Nordic research competence and cooperation in the field of energy systems analysis, by building on existing national research programs” [Nordic Energy Research]
Norwegian in-situ Rock Stress for Sustainable Development of Hydroelectric Power
Every year, floods cause extensive damage to buildings, infrastructure and land areas, and this is expected to increase in a future where climate change leads to increased frequency and size of floods, especially in the form of flash floods as a...
Climate change and economic and population growth can lead to water scarcity and increasing water demands in coastal areas. To tackle these challenges, B-WaterSmart develops and demonstrates smart technologies and circular economy approaches.
Rock anchoring for stabilization of infrastructures with focus on the arching effect and rock-grout bond
Leading the European construction industry to a low-carbon, climate-resilient digital transformation. BIMprove harnesses the power of cutting-edge Digital Twin Technology to lead construction sites into the industry 4.0 revolution.
ProMoTun aims to develop a data driven application for collecting and analysing productivity data from tunnel construction.