Scientists: - Gas will make metal production greener
The Norwegian metal industry must incorporate gas into its processes, if the industry is to reach its target of zero emissions by 2050, scientists at SINTEF and NTNU claim.
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Planning the world’s longest floating bridge
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Destination Brussels – with climate facts in his luggage
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Tomorrow’s fish farms will be unmanned
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Seafood generates billions in spin-offs
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A SINTEF-coordinated EU project. An important step towards renewable hydrogen
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International standards for navigation
International standards are critical to an international business like shipping.