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New research from SINTEF and TU Delft shows that CCS can result in significant CO₂ reductions at a marginal cost
Recent research by SINTEF Energy Research and Delft University of Technology, in connection with NCCS, shows that implementing CCS in industrial facilities can result in significant CO₂ reductions at a minimal cost to the public.
“We must capitalise on CO₂ storage – ASAP” write NCCS and HYDROGENi directors
“It must soon become profitable to both find and then operate CO₂ storage sites. Otherwise, the “CCS train” will leave the station too late to save the climate.”
Germany and Norway announce plans to strengthen collaboration on CCS
On 5 January, Norway and Germany released joint statements on their intent to strengthen their collaboration on several areas related to renewable energy and green
NCCS at stakeholder event for Norwegian and Swiss collaboration on CCS
On 24 and 25 November, NCCS Centre Director Mona Mølnvik attended a stakeholder event hosted by the Norwegian and Swiss Energy departments. Several NCCS partners
NCCS on the “EKKO” podcast
On Wednesday 16 November 2022, NCCS Centre Director Mona Mølnvik was a guest on NRK’s EKKO podcast. Mona spoke about CCS in the context of
“We must pick up the pace”: NCCS on breakfast broadcast for REPowerEU summit
On 11 October, NCCS Centre Director Mona Mølnvik was invited to participate in a breakfast broadcast on what the war in Ukraine and energy crisis
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Danish ambassador to Norway visits SINTEF to discuss hydrogen and CCS activities
On 27 January 2023, Danish Ambassador to Norway Louise Bang Jespersen visited SINTEF’s offices in Trondheim to discuss SINTEF’s activities in hydrogen and CCS.
SINTEF and Sustainable Energy strengthen collaboration
Aletter of intent has been signed between SINTEF and Sustainable Energy that will guarantee Norwegian industry access to relevant research and testing infrastructure.
Valuable new knowledge and models of storage risk related to faults in reservoirs
For three years, the FRISK research project has quantified fault-related leakage risks in reservoirs considered for CO₂ storage.
Oslo rocked up for Geologiensdag (Geology Day) 2022
UiO’s NCCS team, presented the science and technology of carbon capture and storage to Norwegian school children as part of “Geology Day”. As global warming is a topic in the Norwegian school curriculum, almost all children could actively talk about what they do to help fight the climate crisis.
Different situations require different solutions, Multi-modal CO₂ transport key on path to net-zero
Highlighting the important role of CCS in achieving net zero by 2050 and reaching our climate targets, NCCS Task 1 Leader Simon Roussanaly explains the need to look at CCS as one of several necessary solutions going forward.
Master’s students that rock NCCS
NCCS is proud to be home to a number of skilled students, studying a wide range of topics across the CCS value chain. Get to know Nora Holden and Maren Bruflodt Løge.
Danish ambassador to Norway visits SINTEF to discuss hydrogen and CCS activities
On 27 January 2023, Danish Ambassador to Norway Louise Bang Jespersen visited SINTEF’s offices in Trondheim to discuss SINTEF’s activities in hydrogen and CCS.
SINTEF and Sustainable Energy strengthen collaboration
Aletter of intent has been signed between SINTEF and Sustainable Energy that will guarantee Norwegian industry access to relevant research and testing infrastructure.
Valuable new knowledge and models of storage risk related to faults in reservoirs
For three years, the FRISK research project has quantified fault-related leakage risks in reservoirs considered for CO₂ storage.
Oslo rocked up for Geologiensdag (Geology Day) 2022
UiO’s NCCS team, presented the science and technology of carbon capture and storage to Norwegian school children as part of “Geology Day”. As global warming is a topic in the Norwegian school curriculum, almost all children could actively talk about what they do to help fight the climate crisis.
Different situations require different solutions, Multi-modal CO₂ transport key on path to net-zero
Highlighting the important role of CCS in achieving net zero by 2050 and reaching our climate targets, NCCS Task 1 Leader Simon Roussanaly explains the need to look at CCS as one of several necessary solutions going forward.
Master’s students that rock NCCS
NCCS is proud to be home to a number of skilled students, studying a wide range of topics across the CCS value chain. Get to know Nora Holden and Maren Bruflodt Løge.
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