SINTEF Energy events

The Norwegian Centre for Energy Transition Strategies NTRANS and the Norwegian Research Centre on Wind Energy NorthWind invite you to a free workshop about the Norwegian wind power controversy.

A key aspect for the safe and reliable operation of large-scale underground CO₂ storage applications is the accurate understanding of the subsurface behaviour and long-term fate of the injected CO₂.

Low pressure liquefaction of CO₂ intended for ship transport in a CCS chain have been studied experimentally in NCCS CO₂ capture and transport-conditioning through liquefaction (Task 4).

In Norway, most of the future offshore oil and gas field developments are expected to be developed through tie-back solutions. Here, the produced reservoir streams are transported over very long distances on irregular terrain and cold ambient...

A new modelling tool for evaluating the potential along-fault flow rate is under development.

Simple but reliable estimation of CO₂ injection-induced stresses change acting on the fault are important for an early-phase screening of critically oriented faults near the injector.

Building on various years of research within NCCS, the seminar examines the challenges that fiscal metering for CCS faces.

LowEmission Consortium Days 2021 is the annual meeting place for all LowEmission members.

SINTEF, in collaboration with Windcluster Norway and Norwegian Offshore Wind Cluster, invites you to attend this webinar about regulatory considerations related to the development and operation of wind farms. This webinar will be in Norwegian.