The journey from NCCS PhD student to task leader
Vanja Buvik (SINTEF Industry) initially joined NCCS in 2017 as one of the Centre’s first PhD students. She is now Task 2 lead.
TCCS-12: A Record-Breaking CCS Conference
From 19-21 June, the global CCS community gathered in Trondheim for the twelfth Trondheim CCS conference (TCCS-12). This was a record-breaking conference for TCCS in many ways, with the largest number of participants attended, nationalities represented, and abstracts submitted. While the conference included topics from the entire CCS value chain, the main messages conveyed were the necessity of international collaboration, increased R&D activity, and strong government policies.
Extending the lifetime of CO2 capture solvents
Co-author: HANNA K. KNUUTILA Comparing solvents from different CO2 capture plants allows us to see what can make them last longer and capture…
Multiphase flow researchers at the International Conference on Multiphase Flow – Kobe 2023
CO-AUTHORS: Jørn Kjølaas, Diana Gonzalez, Heiner Schümann, Halvard Thon, Belma Hadzovic Six researchers from SINTEF and NTNU got the opportunity to experience a…
Improved engineering method for the safe design of CO₂ pipelines
CO₂ capture and storage (CCS) is a promising solution for reducing CO₂ emissions and mitigating climate change. However, before CCS can be widely deployed, a large network of high-pressure transport pipelines must be established to transport the captured CO₂ to storage sites. An essential aspect of pipeline design is avoid running ductile fracture (RDF), which is when a pipeline defect develops into a fracture under pressure forces from the escaping fluid.
