COP29: A Call for a Global North-South R&D Program
Global warming is accelerating faster than most models predicted. We must focus on raising the global ambition to accelerate from carbon-intensive energy systems…
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COP28: Hydrogen’s role in the energy transition
The blog highlights the pivotal role of hydrogen in achieving a net-zero energy transition by the mid-century. It stresses the urgency to eliminate CO2 emissions from current hydrogen production, which relies heavily on natural gas, and emphasises the growing demand for hydrogen in various sectors, including new industrial processes and high-energy-demand transport applications.
COP28: We need to urgently decarbonize maritime transport
The blog addresses the urgent need for decarbonize maritime transport, responsible for significant global greenhouse gas emissions. It discusses the International Maritime Organization’s…
CFD helps us understand how to better harvest and use offshore wind energy
Dissemination and networking in Ericeira, Portugal for SINTEF Ocean’s Marine CFD team
Hopes and Fears for Co-existence in Norwegian Offshore Wind
ffshore wind in Norway has now crossed the starting line with the opening of Equinor’s Hywind Tampen in August this year. The engineering feat of the world’s largest floating wind park, 11 turbines totaling 88 MW of renewable wind power, is now a reality.
Energy consumption in today’s shipping fleet – how to make good estimates when we don’t have measurements?
Over the next seven years, international shipping must reduce its total emissions by 20 to 30 percent (IMO)1. To achieve these goals, it’s…
