Blogs with tag: CCS

Scientist of SINTEF Energy Research operating the CO2Mix phase equilibrium facility
Energy Industry
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Gas or liquid: new CO2 mixture property knowledge needed for efficient and robust CCS

Sigurd W. Løvseth
Sigurd W. Løvseth
Snorre Foss Westman makes adjustments on a test rig for measuring phase equilibria (photo: Sigurd W. Løvseth)
Energy Ocean
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Studying CO2 mixtures and CO2 flow reduces cost of pipelines

Halvor Lund
Halvor Lund
Energy Ocean
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COP21: American Graffitti and Chemical engineers

Nils Røkke
Nils Røkke
Executive Vice President Sustainability - SINTEF
Samuela Vercelli and me on the CO2Geonet-stand
Energy Ocean
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COP21: Will it deliver?

Nils Røkke
Nils Røkke
Executive Vice President Sustainability - SINTEF
Storing carbon dioxide under the North Sea - Nils Røkke
Energy Society
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COP21: Storing carbon dioxide under the North Sea

Nils Røkke
Nils Røkke
Executive Vice President Sustainability - SINTEF
Energy Ocean
#CCS

Prepare yourself for COP21 with the climate dictionary

SINTEF
SINTEF
Frederic Hauge from Bellona and Marie Bysveen from SINTEF Energy - CCS European Parliament 12. November GATEWAY project (Photo: Hilde Harket, The Research Council of Norway)
Energy Ocean
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EU Parliament hearing: A good day for Carbon Capture and Storage in Europe

Elisabeth Tanami Vågenes
Elisabeth Tanami Vågenes
CO2 transport requires quantification
Energy Ocean
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NORDICCS – What did it bring?

Nils Røkke
Nils Røkke
Executive Vice President Sustainability - SINTEF
The GATEWAY project
Energy Ocean
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GATEWAY kick-off for CCS deployment in Europe

Marie Bysveen
Marie Bysveen
Marketing Manager
Alongside the burner at the hot end of the rotary kiln
Energy Society
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First workshop to prepare the ground for large-scale CO2 capture from the cement industry in Europe

SINTEF
SINTEF
graph showing cars and renewable energy
Energy Society
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Hydrogen cars: The role of fossil fuels and CCS in a cleaner transport system

SINTEF
SINTEF
Haibo Zhai and Simon Roussanaly on the Carnegie Mellon University Campus
Energy
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Enabling CO2 capture from coal power plant using membranes

SINTEF
SINTEF
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