SINTEF projects

Pressure control and conformance management for safe and efficient CO₂ storage - Accelerating CCS Technologies.

QUAntitative measurements of partial saturations in Brine-CO₂ SAturated Rocks at pore scale.

Accurate CO₂ monitoring using Quantitative joint inversion for large-scale on-shore and off-shore storage applications.

New combustion technology is needed to improve the efficiency of CO₂ capture from natural gas

DeFACTO will enable and improve large-scale CO₂ transport and injection by enhancing understanding of CO₂ pipes and injection wells.

NCCS will help Norway meet its obligations under the Paris Climate Agreement.

ECCSEL Svelvik CO₂ Field Lab; ECCSEL National Imaging Lab.

Norwegian CCS Research Centre – Task 12: Cost-efficient monitoring.

The project aims to develop novel approaches to design property-driven materials with nano-functionalized surfaces and nano-structured thin films as well as necessary experimental techniques to determine catalytic properties and rate determining...

Liquefied hydrogen production from surplus wind/hydro power and fossil sources in Norway

The primary objective of the POLYMEM project is to reduce the costs, energy and environmental impact of CO₂ capture compared with existing technologies by developing and implementing the "next generation" polymeric membranes.

The main objective of CO2BioPEC is to demonstrate a bio-hybrid photoelectrochemical cell, in which solar energy is efficiently captured and at the same time, CO₂ is converted to energy-rich compounds in the presence of formate dehydrogenase enzymes...

An innovative concept for time-dependent monitoring of CO₂ plume expansion by combining active and passive seismic data.

Demonstration of the next generation standardised integrated cooling and heating packages for commercial and public buildings based on environment-friendly carbon dioxide vapour compression cycles.

Accelerating a shift towards deployment of CCS in Europe through a cross-border CO₂ transport infrastructure

Imagine that one could capture CO₂ using a smart magnet - The CARBOMAG project is based on a novel concept for CO₂ capture combining nanotechnology with magnetic separation in a multidisciplinary approach. The new development is expected to result in...

The Horizon 2020 CEMCAP project brings together CCS interests and research expertise from the cement industry with research expertise on CCS for power plants.

In the project "Establishment of a process for production of membrane elements", an industrial manufacturing process for membrane tubes for CO₂ capture using hydrogen separation, is developed. Reinertsen AS, SINTEF Materials and Chemistry and SINTEF...