SINTEF Energy projects

The Haugalandet region located on the south-western Norwegian coast, is well situated for delivering captured CO₂ for storage on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS).

ITChES will facilitate the industrial uptake of water-sorption thermochemical energy storage materials and technologies by analysing the performance potential of compounds able to recover excess heat.

Maritime energy transition involves multiple forms of innovation: Implementation of new technologies, value chain development and new forms of collaboration, as well as policy and regulatory changes.

Our vision is that offshore wind farms connected to an offshore grid will provide a large share of the energy supply in Europe to reach climate targets.

SET4BIO will bring together private and public actors in a joint effort to mobilise resources for and stimulate investments in the large-scale deployment of bioenergy and renewable fuels in Europe.

Energy storage is essential for the energy transition; but no single storage technology available today can meet this challenge on its own.

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

Carbon Links (LINCCS) - Linking large-scale, cost-effective, permanent offshore storage across the value chain.

LOUISE aims to reduce the cost of CO₂ capture by demonstrating an innovative method of generating power and heat from waste (and providing a concentrated stream of CO₂ that can be used or permanently stored).