SINTEF projects

The project focuses on demonstrating and verifying a concept for enabling large-scale and hybrid flexible resources.

We make vertical farms smarter by enabling them to use energy flexibly: reducing costs, supporting the power grid, and delivering more sustainable local food.

Accelerate the maritime energy transition and reduce emissions from ships through R&D for innovation and value creation within the Norwegian maritime and energy industries.

FME ZeMe developes the fundamental knowledge and technologies needed by the Norwegian metallurgical industry to become climate neutral by 2050.

Galileo will develop safe, scalable, and recyclable fluorine-free polymer electrolytes for sodium-ion batteries to support sustainable energy storage.

gigaCCS will create competitive CCS technologies, increase value, and reduce risk for industry and society through strategic competence and capacity building, supporting emissions reduction targets.

GreenDC supports sustainable development of data centers in Norway by improving cooling efficiency, surplus heat utilisation, grid integration, and responsible site selection.

Beefutures, SINTEF and NINA are joining forces to gain insight into bee decline and environmental stressors impacting ecosystem health and biodiversity.

The project aims to increase the capacity of Norway's power grid by optimizing the utilization of existing cables through dynamic capacity calculations and real-time monitoring.

Infinifish creates innovations to monitor and mitigate the impacts of fishing on the climate and enable fisheries to adapt to the consequences of climate change.

The aim is to contribute to increased knowledge about barriers to innovation and to provide suggestions for improvements enabling the important innovations that the aquaculture industry faces.

InterPlay aims to contribute to the holistic and long-term planning of the energy system, in order to meet our climate goals while conserving nature and biodiversity.

The IntoCloud project aims to fill in the missing data and knowledge gaps related to CO₂ leakage at cold temperatures.

Improved efficiency in aquaculture vessel operations through interpretable decision support.

The goal of the LiTIA project is to develop new knowledge on lithium transport and interface reactions in advanced battery materials, which are identified by our industry partners CENATE and Vianode as key knowledge gaps.

Underwater noise radiated from waterborne transport is harmful for marine life. The project contributes to quieter oceans by showing the effectiveness of noise reduction solutions.

Land use and planning for infrastructure and nature

The computers of the future might be driven by skyrmions – units of magnetism that can be manipulated with much less energy than the electrical charges that are used today. In NIMSKY, we are performing fundamental studies of how skyrmions move in...