SINTEF Industry projects

The project improves industrial energy efficiency by integrating geothermal energy with high-temperature heat pumps and heat-driven cooling systems, ensuring environmental sustainability and operational flexibility.

ICO2NIC will couple developments in polymer membrane-based CO₂ capture technology with a novel Gas Diffusion electrochemical cell for CO₂ to formic acid conversion. Valorisation of formic acid via innovative biological processing routes will deliver...

The main objective of the IMAGINE project is to develop a hydrogen gas fueled combustion engine tailored to withstand hydrogen degradation, ensuring material integrity and durability of critical components throughout the engines’ lifetime.

Plastic in packaging materials represents a significant environmental challenge. In this project, SINTEF investigates whether rest raw materials from Norwegian agriculture, also known as agriwaste, can be part of the solution.

The project aims to design, validate and build an integrated prototype demonstrator that utilizes an immersion cooling system in combination with new, highly efficient materials and systems for long-term thermal energy storage.

The project aims to develop and demonstrate methods for robust online sampling, modelling and prediction of heavy metal emissions associated with dust from the aluminium industry.

The project targets R&D challenges to the industrialisation of additive manufacturing (AM) technology for composite parts containing either short or continuous fibre-reinforced thermoplastics.

Increased understanding of wetting processes in oil reservoirs is crucial for optimising operational decisions in oil recovery.

The goal of the UltraDry project is to make the current production of Li-ion batteries more sustainable by developing knowledge on dry processing of battery electrodes, a novel, energy-efficient process that avoids the use of harmful solvents, as...