SINTEF Energy projects

FITHydro - Fish friendly Innovative Technologies for Hydropower

SuperSmart aims to achieve both decisive environmental benefits through a fast implementation of efficient heating and cooling solutions, as well as significant economic benefits through reduced energy use in the supermarket sector all across Europe.

The overall objective of the DryFiciency project is to lead energy-intensive sectors of the European manufacturing industry to high energy efficiency and a reduction of fossil carbon emissions by means of waste heat recovery to foster competitiveness...

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

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

Stator winding insulation is the part of the hydrogenerator experiencing the highest number and the most damaging failures followed by long down times, costly repairs and large economic losses due to interrupted generation.

In lack of competitive options, vast amounts of industrial surplus heat are dumped to the ambient all over the globe.

HydroCen is a research center for renewable energy.

The development of Smart grids solutions is gaining momentum all over the world, supporting the vision of a sustainable and reliable future energy system. New regulations and directives for security of supply, sustainability and market efficiency...