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A new scheme being introduced by the Norwegian government intends to pay for the financing of solar energy development with reduced grid tariffs. But, according to the authors of this article,...

Implementation of hydrogen fueled vehicles and vessels, along with the necessary infrastructure, is crucial for Norway to reach its ambitious goals for reduction of CO₂-emissions from transport....

The agricultural sector generates a lot of plastic waste, much of which finds its way into the landscape. Researchers are now looking into whether this plastic can be recycled and turned into new...

Digitalisation is playing a central role in the development of Industry 4.0, which refers to the current trend of automation and data exchange in the manufacturing sector. This digitalisation is...

Standard Data-driven heating reduces energy consumption in buildings. As prices shoot through the roof, business property managers are having to get smarter at controlling energy consumption –...

Researchers have discovered that aluminium suspension components can be manufactured using forged instead of extruded bolts. This will save time, energy, money and large volumes of waste...

Recent research by SINTEF Energy Research and TU Delft shows that implementing CCS in industrial facilities can result in significant CO₂ reductions at a minimal cost to the public. These...

Demolished buildings can be made into new concrete. The recycling and reuse of demolition rubble can reduce transport to landfill and the over-extraction of natural resources. Stock photo:...

In a bid to contribute to hydrogen’s role as a key driver of the green shift in Europe, SINTEF will have a dedicated stand and special side event at this year’s European Hydrogen Week event, from...

Rapid climate change in the Arctic is causing cultural heritage at Svalbard to weather. This may force new management practices. The warming in arctic regions is happening three times faster than...

With enormous interest from the industry, the project “StasHH” won the Clean Hydrogen Partnership “Best success story award” for its research on standardized hydrogen fuel cell modules (FCMs). In...

Kristin Soiland is a research scientist at SINTEF, pictured here testing the dosing unit for a powder ingredient being used in a customised detergent powder. Photo: SINTEF Standard There is no...

..."Being selected to contribute to this work is an honor" says Chief Scientist Rachel Tiller. Biodiversity and area use In Norway, the Norwegian Environment Agency informs and nominates experts...

Steel manufacture is one of the industrial sector’s largest sources of CO₂ emissions. Led by Sweden, steel manufacturers are now investing in the use of hydrogen for the manufacture of...

Researchers Gunhild Hageskal (left) and Anne Tøndervik at SINTEF are in no doubt that the combined issues of antibiotic resistance and animal welfare make it advisable to buy Norwegian-reared...

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In the past, industrial security systems were built using components and protocols that made access difficult. The authors of this article argue that this is no longer the case. Pictured here is...

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