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SINTEF is Scandinavia’s largest independent research organisation. Every year we carry out several thousand projects for customers large and small.
SINTEF is a broad, multidisciplinary research organisation with international top-level expertise in the fields of technology, the natural sciences, medicine and the social sciences. We conduct contract R&D as a partner for the private and public sectors, and we are one of the largest contract research institutions in Europe. Our vision is Technology for a better society. There are two departments of SINTEF involved: SINTEF Industry and SINTEF Energy.

WPs:

WPs in which the partner will carry out activities: Main activities: WP4. All partners involved: WP1, WP5, WP6, WP7, WP8.

Role/focus:

Lead of Task 4.4: Carbon capture, utilisation and or storage. This task is a demo-campaign consisting of a hybrid solar panel matrix and a heat pump integrated to SINTEF’s solvent-based CO2 capture pilot plant, at Tiller, Norway. The heat pump will be used to as an auxiliary thermal energy booster that upgrades waste-heat (available) and or low temperature heat from the hybrid panels for steam production.

Team involved

Mina Elise, Holter

Master of Science

mina.elise.holter@sintef.no

The Master’s thesis was on bifacial PV-modules. Is a part of the Solar energy and Materials group in the department of Sustainable Energy Technology. Working mainly with projects related to PV-systems.

Alfredo, Sanchez Garcia

Senior IoT and Data Engineer
alfredo.sanchez@sintef.no

Trial Lecture: Application of Machine Learning to Material Science. Has a Master’s degree (2017) in Physics from Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Master Thesis: Goldstone Bosons at Finite Density. Is a part of the Solar energy and Materials group in the department of Sustainable Energy Technology.

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Christian, Schlemminger

Research scientist
christian.schlemminger@sintef.no

Current research areas cover: 1) Refrigeration, heat pumps and high temperature heat pumps (Tc>>100°C) having natural working fluids: i) Demand analysis and System integration, ii) Pilot plant and component development 2) Mechanical vapor recompression processes: Component development and system integration. 3) Energy storage and storage integration: i) Heat and mass transfer in thermal energy storage (PCM, ICE-Water, ++), ii) Hydrogen storage technology and system integration.

Ole Marius, Moen

Research scientist
ole.moen@sintef.no

The Master’s thesis was on PSA-based CO2 capture on coal power plants. Has competence on energy analysis, process modelling and simulation, and high temperature heat pump systems. Most relevant projects: project manager for IEA Annex 58 – High Temperature Heat Pumps, WP leader for FME research centre HighEFF, and WP leader in the Horizon 2020 FRIENDSHIP project on Solar Heat for Industrial Processes.

Martin, Bellmann

Innovation Consultant
martin.bellmann@sintef.no

He received his PhD at the Technical University Bergakademie Freiberg on optimisation of heat and mass transport in crystal growth from the melt for PV applications. He worked as post-doctoral fellow at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology on crystalline silicon for solar cell applications. Since joining SINTEF in 2007, he has led central activities in several National and International R&D projects.

Actor, Chikukwa

Research Scientist
actor.chikukwa@sintef.no

Planning, designing, and conducting pilot scale studies including flue gas characterisation and emission related studies. Post combustion CO2 capture campaign execution, results evaluation and subsequent data interpretation. Plant design and modifications for pilot studies.

Pål, Tetlie

Research Engineer
pal.tetlie@sintef.no

Is a high temperature furnaces operator and developer.

Thor, Mejdell

Senior Research Scientist
thor.mejdell@sintef.no

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 101058174 “TrineFlex”