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Digital transformation is a major driver of development around the world, but the rough-and-tumble mining industry still has a way to go. A Chinese-Norwegian project will accelerate the process....

CO₂ emissions are difficult to avoid in several industrial processes, but with CCS technology these emissions can be removed. SINTEF and Aker Carbon Capture (ACC) are now continuing their...

A new project led by SINTEF Energy Research, the CCShip project, will collaborate with key research and industrial organizations to explore carbon capture aboard ships. The main objective of the...

Standard Marine phytoplankton, or plant plankton, are incredibly important to life on Earth. As they go about their work of turning sunlight into energy, they produce fully 50 per cent of the...

Brussels/Trondheim, 4 mai 2021 – A new study carried out by SINTEF and European partners shows that all hydrogen technologies will play an important role in Europe reaching its zero emissions...

The REFHYNE project is about to complete the construction of Europe's largest PEM electrolyser. The starting signal to produce green hydrogen on an industrial scale will be given on July 2 2021....

A three-year European Space Agency study will look at the potential of satellite based monitoring technologies in reducing risks posed by geohazards. A consortium of Inmarsat, the world leader in...

Erna Solberg, the Prime Minister of Norway, will open the 11th Trondheim CCS Conference (TCCS-11) set to take place June 22-23, 2021. The international conference on carbon capture, transport,...

Four years have passed since the first seeds of CINELDI, the world's largest research centre on Smart Grids, were sowed. The centre's work is only half complete, but we are already seeing...

Scientists have uncovered the genetic composition of the virus that causes Covid-19. This has made a vaccine possible - in record time. Photo: iStock Standard “What is new about this vaccine is...

As a part of the project “Design and Verification of Large Floating Coastal Structures” (LFCS), a new model test was recently conducted in the Ocean Basin Laboratory. Floating bridges for the...

We are not inviting you to the usual conversation about the dangers of Ai and the ethical implications. Instead we want to take a closer look at the enormous benefits of Artificial intelligence....

Three international organizations specializing in technology research, testing, advisory services, and standardization have joined forces to find new ways to accelerate the adoption of carbon...

The maximum distance permitted for the transportation of oil and gas in the same subsea pipeline will probably soon be increased thanks to a recently developed simulation tool developed jointly...

The Strategic Research Agenda for Batteries in Norway & Europe webinar was held on 23rd of October 2020, with 92 attendees representing both industry and academia across the battery value chain...

All waste contains biological material. It cannot all be recycled efficiently, so large volumes have to be incinerated. If we implement carbon capture technologies during incineration, CO₂ is...

Ruth Schmid is one of the leading researchers in nanomedicine in Europe and the list of international top positions in chemistry and nanomedicine has grown throughout her career. Now, she has...

When wastewater plants recover more phosphorous from sewage, farmers can benefit from cheaper fertilisers. Photo: iStock Standard Nutrients contained in wastewater, such as phosphorous and...

The project ‘I hear you’, are carried out in Tanzania. Here, researchers are using games technology and adapted headphones to screen people for hearing problems. Photo: Tone Øderud/SINTEF: Notes...

The preservation of existing buildings can enhance a housing development and provide it with an identity, such as here at Vulkan/Mathallen in Oslo. Architect and photo: LPO arkitekter AS Standard...