SINTEF projects

Originated from the research group AICAN, NTNU and SINTEF have developed a new web-based learning tool called LearnPathology.

With its elegant curved design, large accessible viewing area and high mobility, the FluidFlower is equally suited for developing the scientific understanding of multiphase flow in complex geological settings, as it is for demonstrating carbon...

PREFERENCE focuses on accurate and traceable metering of CO₂ for fiscal and commercial purposes. Accurate and traceable fiscal metering of CO₂ is needed in order to quantify the value of stored CO₂, and is therefore essential to validating the CCS...

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.

The SPRICE project mobilises a multidisciplinary approach to spray icing modelling and the development of decision support systems for the Norwegian maritime sector.

Future hydrogen assisted gas turbines for effective carbon capture integration

Territorial and regional demonstrations of systemic solutions of key value chains and their replication to deploy circular economy

The primary objective of ZEAL is to create knowledge needed to successfully develop and optimize an alternative process to produce primary aluminium.

The "Coincidence factors and peak load of building in the Norwegian low carbon society – COFACTOR" project will provide knowledge to improve both grid planning and design of buildings.

Resilience, safety and security are significant when introducing autonomous vessels in the Maritime Transport Systems (MTS). A resilience-based knowledge foundation for governance, management and work practice is developed, ensuring an integrated MTS...

Providing access to cost-efficient, replicable, safe and flexible CCUS.

The PYROCO2 project will demonstrate the scalability and economic viability of carbon capture and utilization (CCU) to make climate-positive acetone out of industrial CO₂ and renewable electricity derived hydrogen.

A European network of 10 RTOs accelerating sustainable ocean solutions through joint research, shared infrastructures, and cross-border collaboration.

Norway has been a world-leader on maritime technology for a long time, but the world is changing fast and major challenges threaten its position.

In this project, a consortium consisting of SINTEF, NORCE and OPM-OP provide support and maintenance services for the OPM Flow reservoir simulator software.

Compareit addresses how new production systems should be regulated, administered, and where they could be best located, which are highly relevant questions for a sustainable development of the industry that safeguards other societal interests and...

Enhancing optimal exploitation of solar energy in Nordic cities through the digitalization of the built environment

The project will contribute to development of automatic learning systems for use of an ergonomically improved hair dryer. Sensors and artificial intelligence are used to detect correct use of the dryer, providing basis for feedback to the user. The...