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Energy Climate and environment
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COP30: Bioenergy

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7 authors
Energy
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Not just ‘hygge’: Bioenergy provides the heat Norway needs in times of crisis

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3 authors
Biochar and tar/bio-oil
Energy
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EnergyProSafe – Improving energy production and safety in biocarbon value chains

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Mann og gutt koser seg foran peisen.
Energy
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Research and development reduce emissions from wood burning

Øyvind Skreiberg
Øyvind Skreiberg
Chief Scientist
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Building Energy Health Society
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Don’t burn your Christmas tree in the fireplace!

Morten Seljeskog
Morten Seljeskog
Research Scientist
Biokull og tjære/bioolje kan erstatte fossile materialer i metallurgiske prosesser.
Energy
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Biochar: Renewable carbon from biomass for the metallurgical industry

Øyvind Skreiberg
Øyvind Skreiberg
Chief Scientist
Energy
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The status of biofuels in Norway and around the world, 2022

Judit Sandquist
Judit Sandquist
Research Scientist
Energy Society
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Ask a scientist: wood stoves with water jackets

Morten Seljeskog
Morten Seljeskog
Research Scientist
Energy
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WtE – Producing new energy from old data – a Waste-to-Energy story

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2 authors
Energy
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Biofuels from waste

Judit Sandquist
Judit Sandquist
Research Scientist
Energy
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Is it better to light your stove from the top using small wood chips?

Morten Seljeskog
Morten Seljeskog
Research Scientist
Building Energy
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WoodCFD – and how to preserve “hygge” for the future

Øyvind Skreiberg
Øyvind Skreiberg
Chief Scientist
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