SINTEF AS

SINTEF AS

SINTEF is one of the largest independent research organisation in Europe. It is a broadly based, multidisciplinary research institute that possesses international top-level expertise and laboratories in technology, medicine and the social sciences.  SINTEF employs 2,200 staff, from 75 different countries. Over seven out of ten employees are research scientists. 

SINTEF is an independent, not-for-profit organisation. The profits of contract research projects are invested in new research, scientific equipment and competence development. Our vision is Technology for a better society.

SINTEF operates in partnership with the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, and collaborates with the University of Oslo and other universities and research institutes worldwide.

SINTEF also acts as an incubator for technology transfer and new companies. The last ten years we were involved in the commercialisation of more than eighty different SINTEF technologies, through licensing agreements and the establishment of new companies. In 2015, our tech transfer office SINTEF TTO was named investor of the year in Norway. 

Providing access to

SLAB (NO3.1a)

SINTEF SORBENT LABORATORIES FOR CCS – OSLO

CHLAB (NO3.1b)

SINTEF IN SITU CHARACTERIZATION OF SOLID MATERIALS FOR CCS - Oslo

MLAB (NO3.3)

SINTEF MEMBRANE LABORATORIES FOR CCUS – OSLO

SINTEF TILLER PILOT (NO3.5a)

Tiller CO2 Capture Pilot Plant

WI-LAB (NO3.10)

SINTEF WELL INTEGRITY LABORATORY - TRONDHEIM

pVT (NO3.7c)

pVT FACILITIES at SINTEF RESERVOIR LABORATORY

Pore Imaging Laboratory (NO3.7d)

Pore Imaging Laboratory at SINTEF RESERVOIR LABORATORY

SVELVIK CO2 FIELD LAB (NO3.12)

Svelvik CO2 Field Lab

LTMEMBRANE (NO3.5b)

LOW TEMPERATURE MEMBRANES FOR CO2 CAPTURE IN TILLER – TRONDHEIM

TRAPPING MECHANISM (NO3.7b)

TRAPPING MECHANISM FACILITY at SINTEF RESERVOIR LABORATORY – TRONDHEIM

CORE FLOODING (NO3.7a)

CORE FLOODING FACILITIES at SINTEF RESERVOIR LABORATORY

MBTSA pilot (NO3.8)

Lab-scale Moving-Bed Temperature-Swing Adsorption pilot