SINTEF Industry projects

The project examines how Northern Norway can develop efficient and integrated logistics solutions for CO₂ transport.

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 NordiCoats project is aimed at developing new bio-based epoxy compounds for high-performance applications, with a focus on sustainability and environmental friendliness.

The WINDRISE project will bring together leading Norwegian players in the value chain for sustainable and scaled-up production, transport and installation of fixed offshore wind substructures.

CAPTUS aims to demonstrate sustainable and cost-effective pathways to produce high added-value renewable energy carriers from the carbon emissions of energy intensive industries.

Project development for active control of thermochemical transformations of regional biomass resources with improved quality of produced energy and increase of European climate neutrality.

GP Seaweed seeks to develop technology and knowledge on the upscaling and modernisation of seaweed farming, while developing new, climate-friendly products from cultivated seaweed for blue-green value chains.

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.