SINTEF projects

Next generation smart hot water tanks with integrated latent energy storage

Competitive & environment‐friendly thermal energy storage technology

Flexible latent thermal storage for reserve markets access of heating and cooling systems

To develop and evaluate a new community-based comprehensive, holistic, goal-oriented multi-symptom rehabilitation programme tailored to the needs and circumstances of each individual.

MaksGrid will test solutions that collectively will enable increased utilisation of the power grid by 25%.

Plastic in packaging materials represents a significant environmental challenge. In this project, SINTEF investigates whether rest raw materials from Norwegian agriculture, also known as agriwaste, can be part of the solution.

The MARINERG-i Distributed Research Infrastructure (DRI) unites and consolidates the EU Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) testing facilities to accelerate development and realise the potential of this sector.

Megawatt charging infrastructure for electric heavy-duty transport

MikRho will establish a stable, reproducible microalgae culture optimised for industrial production that has a favourable microbiome, good nutrient composition, and increased growth rate.

MISSION will develop and demonstrate three new SF₆-free switchgear components for medium and high voltage (MV and HV).

The project aims to design, validate and build an integrated prototype demonstrator that utilizes an immersion cooling system in combination with new, highly efficient materials and systems for long-term thermal energy storage.

This project sheds light on the development in agriculture and related industries in 71 Norwegian municipalities situated in mountainous areas between 2015 and 2023. The findings are compared to the development in agriculture in Northern Norway and...

The project aims to develop and demonstrate methods for robust online sampling, modelling and prediction of heavy metal emissions associated with dust from the aluminium industry.

The main goal of the project is to develop decision-support methodologies that account for dynamic grid capacity and detailed information about consumption and production in the current grid, as well as for a range of development scenarios.

The project's goal is to support Trondheim's climate transition by developing knowledge and solutions for CCS as part of a fair and sustainable urban development.

A novel further-education concept where micro-credentials at university level tailored to the needs of regional, bio-based industries. The courses offered provide insight into circular bioeconomy and sustainability transitions and their impact on...

Redesigning the Primary Sector for Maximizing Bioeconomy Development

The main goal of the project is to develop methods and tools for forecasting future load requirements at an aggregated level (regional and transmission grid) for up to 20 years ahead.