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SINTEF Energy Research to coordinate Horizon 2020 project on CO2 capture for a low-emission cement industry

Kristin Jordal
Kristin Jordal
Chief Scientist
Energy Ocean

Photoblog: SINTEF Energy Lab

SINTEF
SINTEF
Energy Society

Workshop to update the Nordic CCS Roadmap

Marit Jagtøyen Mazzetti
Marit Jagtøyen Mazzetti
Senior Researcher
Energy

Received innovation Award for his work on bioenergy

SINTEF
SINTEF
Energy Society

Do water reservoirs emit greenhouse gases?

SINTEF
SINTEF
Energy Ocean

Why good models are important for safe and efficient CO2 transport

Svend Tollak Munkejord
Svend Tollak Munkejord
Chief Researcher
Energy Ocean

Arctic Frontiers 2015 for Sustainable Development of the Arctic

Dag Eirik Nordgård
Dag Eirik Nordgård
Research Director
Energy

Roasted forest waste gives more energy

Øyvind Skreiberg
Øyvind Skreiberg
Chief Scientist
Energy Society

Scientists from Europe gathered in Trondheim to coordinate research on transmission networks

Knut Samdal
Knut Samdal
Research Director
Energy Ocean

Cables aflame at 1100 °C to test fire resistance

Are Bruaset
Are Bruaset
Researcher
Energy Society

Workshop to strengthen collaboration between European countries and South Africa on Energy Research

Simon Roussanaly
Simon Roussanaly
Research Scientist
Energy Society

All good things come in threes – high voltage laboratories at SINTEF Energy

SINTEF
SINTEF
Energy

Call for nominations: SINTEF and NTNU CCS Award

SINTEF
SINTEF
Energy Ocean

2015: New year – new lab!

Rolf Hegerberg
Rolf Hegerberg
Energy

A happy scientist 400 m inside the rocks

Hans-Petter Fjeldstad
Hans-Petter Fjeldstad
Energy Ocean

BIGCCS – an important contribution to CCS realization

Mona J. Mølnvik
Mona J. Mølnvik
Research Director
Energy Society

SHOPping for Hydropower-value

Jiehong Kong
Jiehong Kong
Researcher
This is a snapshot from a transient 2D simulation of a boiling film. The black line represents the interface between the gaseous phase (bottom) and the liquid phase (top). The color scale indicates the pressure level from blue (low) through green to red (high). The domain is heated from the bottom, causing the liquid to evaporate at the interface and the gaseous film to grow. Eventually, the film releases a bubble as depicted.
Ocean Industry

Enabling Low-Emission LNG Systems

Ingrid Snustad
Ingrid Snustad
Researcher
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