SINTEF projects

Rethinking the way metal-air flow batteries operate could unlock the “Holy Grail” of energy storage.

Currently there is great interest from both private and public stakeholders to implement large energy storage systems combined with renewable intermittent energy sources in order to maximize the utilization of the produced electricity.

Tapping into Norwegian offshore territories for clean offshore wind power requires the massive deployment of subsea power transmission infrastructure to reliably transport the energy to shore with minimum losses.

The SUSTAINCELL project aims at supporting the European industry in the development of the next generation electrolyser and fuel cell technologies (both low and high temperature) by developing a sustainable European supply chain of materials...

To achieve the goals set out in the Green Deal, large scale electrification of society will be needed.

The objective is to raise awareness, build capacity, share knowledge of best practice internationally, and provide technical support and disseminating information to industry and authorities.

Accelerating the development of innovative energy storage systems to complement the use of batteries on vessels in order to achieve zero emissions.

WISE Horizons will inform and accelerate the transition to a new economic paradigm with wellbeing, inclusion and sustainability at its core.

The ZEESA project build knowledge on how to design and operate renewable thermal-electrical integrated energy systems in the Arctic. These systems should be energy- and cost-efficient at same time as they ensure a high security of supply for arctic...

MatCHMaker looks at methods and tools for advanced materials development towards a low-carbon and clean industry with new and sustainable materials.

The OWL project will improve human working conditions in wholesale warehouses and reduce environmental and economic cost across the value chain by developing better tools for optimizing the packing of pallets and internal warehouse layout.

The EU project SCARLET (Superconducting cables for sustainable energy transition) develops and industrially manufactures superconducting cable systems at the gigawatt level, bringing them to the last qualification step before a commercial...

The project wants to prepare a crucial technical and economical ground for large-scale removal of other greenhouse gases than CO₂ from non-fossil sources.

We are developing a holistic zero pollution framework to guide the process towards achieving zero pollution in European seas by 2030

The EU funded project Source to Seas - Zero Pollution 2030 seeks to guide the process towards Achieving Zero Pollution in European Seas

Digital and innovative mine of the future

NeQst aims to research how near-term quantum computers can solve challenging optimization problems in business, such as hydropower scheduling and financial fraud detection.

TRINEFLEX is a toolkit for Energy Intensive Industries: a service managing the digital aspects and the flexibility and sustainability transition of industrial processes.