SINTEF projects

The NordicH2ubs project aims to understand the needs and challenges of creating and expanding hydrogen hubs and valleys in the Nordic countries towards 2030 and 2040.

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...

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...

Hystar aims to reduce the cost of green hydrogen, and the Autostack project is investigating how such a cost reduction can be achieved through mass production of PEM (proton exchange membrane) electrolyser stacks. The current state of the art...

The REVEAL project will develop a new technical solution for storing large amounts of energy with an energy storage density of more than 15 MWh/m3 at low cost to produce heat and electricity in winter.

This knowledge-building project for industry developed sustainable solutions for ports as energy hubs, contributing to Norway's transition to a zero-emission society.

With ZeroKyst, we will strengthen Norwegian value creation and export through green growth. The project will demonstrate that both new and existing vessels in the seafood industry can be emission free and contribute to decreasing emissions from...

The CORE project aims at developing cost-efficient polymer-based conductive coatings that will prevent corrosion of metallic bipolar plates and increase the lifetime of PEM fuel cells and electrolysers.

Nexans Norway, together with research partners, aim to develop the next generation lead-free power cables. In the FutureCaRe project, we will perform testing and develop modelling tools to secure high reliability and long lifetime of lead-free “wet...

HARARE's overall objective is to eliminate waste from the metallurgical industry while recovering valuable materials and encouraging the use of hydrogen in the industry.

Technology aim to development of technology for complete gas conversion and energy transfer using energy storage materials between different processes.

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.

CO2SMOS aims to develop cost-effective routes to produce high added-value bio-based chemicals from bio-based industrial CO₂ emissions and renewable energy sources (green H₂ and biomass).

Emissions from petroleum production stand for over 25% of Norway's total CO₂ emissions, and these must be significantly reduced for the country to reach its ambitions in the Paris Agreement.

The production of photovoltaic modules generates significant resource flows, much of which currently becomes waste, including silicon kerf, graphite, and silica from ingot production.

- Ultra-insulated seaborne containment system for global LH2 ship transport

After gaining valuable experience on zero-emission rail solutions in Norway and collaborating with the USA, SINTEF partnered up with several Czech institutions to investigate the potential for zero-emission trains in Czechia.

European consortium to standardise fuel cell modules for heavy duty applications: the “StasHH mission”