Webinar: Marine BioFuels
Joint Webinar Organised by National Centres and Project Consortia: Bio4Fuels and MoZEES.
Joint Webinar Organised by National Centres and Project Consortia: Bio4Fuels and MoZEES.
Both TotalEnergies and Fred Olsen Seawind were offered option agreements as a result of the application process for ScotWind Leasing, the first Scottish offshore wind leasing round in over a decade and the first ever since the management of offshore...
The conference on Future of Industrial Carbon capture will be a great opportunity to catch up with some of the latest trends and developments.
The hotel sector features high thermal demands, often realized through processes that advance the global warming effect. Excessive energy use within the hotel sector in cold climates is primarily contributed to the thermal energy production of...
Welcome to SWIPA Annual Seminar in Trondheim.
The 3rd High-Temperature Heat Pump Symposium was held in Copenhagen on 29-30 March 2022.
The workshop is organized by the EIG-Concert Japan project MODULATOR.
A key challenge in university-industry collaborations is the partners’ multiple and potentially conflicting goals. This multiplicity of goals can in worst case hamper the collaboration, because the establishment of goals often determines which...
In the framework of the FME Bio4Fuels, a project is performed to evaluate continuous microbial fermentation processes from sugars towards butanol and butyric acid.
In the frame of the Research Council of Norway project SUPROX, SINTEF and University of Oslo invite students and researchers to the 1st International Workshop on Surface Protonics (SUPR01).
Welcome to Open Data Challenge 2022!
On March 10th, we organized a webinar on Valorization of Organic Waste covering a wide range of technologies such as anaerobic digestion, fast pyrolysis, hydrothermal liquefaction, and biochar production. The target audience were actors from the...
This webinar will present different technologies, the opportunities and challenges with DAC, and also how this technology can reduce CO2 in the atmosphere.