SINTEF Ocean projects

Accelerate the maritime energy transition and reduce emissions from ships through R&D for innovation and value creation within the Norwegian maritime and energy industries.

Selective breeding has proven a promising tool to increase the fecundity in copepods. In SEQOP, SINTEF, NOFIMA and CFEED will assess if selectively bred lines of Acartia tonsa also display genetic alterations.

The FUSE vision is to rapidly reduce emissions from the global fleet by unlocking the full potential of operational data through fusing AI and ship hydrodynamics for next generation voyage optimization.

The main goal of the project is to document and quantify the effect of Blue Lice’s technology as a preventive measure against sea lice infestations during a full salmon production cycle at sea.

reSail will advance wind-assisted propulsion by improving the understanding of the wind conditions faced by wind-assisted propulsion systems (WAPS).

Interorganizational operations can pose increased risks to the health and safety of seafarers working on service vessels. Intersikk aims to identify measures to improve their working conditions.

The goal for Microfeed is to be able to use diatoms as a raw material in salmon feed by contributing with documentation to show the effect of diatoms on nutrition, health and quality of salmon fish.

To succeed with industrialising kelp farming, we need to develop new solutions to reduce costs across the entire biomass production phase.

The global food system is currently facing great challenges, motivated by climate change, population growth, environmental and health-related concerns. Existing food resources are not efficiently exploited, and the unhealthy dietary habits of modern...