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A EU-funded project will promote CO₂ capture and improve economic sustainability by converting waste CO₂ to value added products.

Ensuring material integrity throughout the hydrogen value chain - from production to transport, storage, and end use - is crucial for safe and efficient use of both hydrogen and ammonia.

Would you pay 1% more for a magazine if it could reduce the CO₂ emissions associated with its production by 80%?

A new EU funded project aims to efficiently produce hydrogen from waste, ensuring strong energy performance with a fully carbon-negative approach.

The following is a short story about how stupid questions can change the course of an entire industry. And about how ingenious ideas can encounter opposition because they appear too good to be true.

Detecting small holes in cage nets in real time is not a technology that is readily available in today's market. The inspection company Njord Aqua and SINTEF have developed software that does just this and can thereby help reduce the risk of escapes...

Many great discoveries and inventions spring from basic research. That’s particularly true for medicine, but also for many other research areas.

It is essential that Norwegian towns and cities become climate-neutral. But how do we get this done? On the site of the old Oslo airport at Fornebu, researchers are demonstrating how real transformation can be implemented in practice.

SINTEF showcases our latest hydrogen achievements at EU Hydrogen Week 2024.

Say hello to the robot called Bifrost. With the help of AI technology, it uses its tactile capabilities to manipulate soft and pliable objects to order. Bifrost is in fact a world-beater.

Catching lice before they settle on the fish can improve fish welfare and reduce treatment-induced mortality. Now SINTEF Ocean lead a project where they investigate to what extent this is possible.

After eight years of pioneering research, the Norwegian CCS Research Centre (NCCS) held its closing conference on 13 and 14 November in Trondheim.

We throw away huge amounts of food. But would you change your behaviour if you knew the nutritional value of the food you waste?

Mona Mølnvik was awarded the OG21 Technology Champion 2024 prize.

A cure for global warming: Technologies exist that can get us out of this mess. Let’s take a look at them.