Energy systems

We develop zero-emission energy solutions

At NORCE, our centres of excellence in energy and technology take an interdisciplinary approach to work on energy systems. Nationally and internationally, we are developing the zero-emission energy solutions of the future for buildings, industries, neighbourhoods and regions.

An example of this is thermal energy storage, with both short-term storage of cold for cooling using phase change material (PCM) and utilising ambient heat and waste heat when storing heat in wells and groundwater. The overall target is zero emission.

Please contact us if you would like to cooperate with us. We are happy to contribute with our expertise and competence in zero-emission energy solutions.

Contact

Peter Breuhaus

Well Operations and Risk Management Chief Scientist - Stavanger

pebr@norceresearch.no
+47 51 87 50 77
+47 920 19 066

At NORCE, we have expertise in

simulations of energy systems
design of specific and integrated energy solutions
instrumentation and monitoring of energy systems
life cycle assessments of energy systems (LCA analyses)
energy storage (solutions for thermal/electrical systems), for short- and long-term storage
the use of artificial intelligence in energy systems

In addition to working with energy system solutions as a whole, NORCE is also working on solutions related to specific energy sources such as geothermal, solar, wind and hydrogen.

We model and perform economic analyses under uncertainty related to operation and investment in different energy technologies. We are also working on energy preparedness, energy efficiency and energy use.

Below are examples of what we work with.

Suet Chan, NORCE., 1. Onshore wind, 2. Hydropower, 3. Agriculture, 4. Energy systems, 5. Energy efficient industry, 6. Transport, 7. Oil and gas, 8. Offshore wind, 9. Hydrogen, 10. Solar energy, 11. Geothermal energy., NORCE Energy System illustration numbered, ,

Source:
Suet Chan, NORCE.

1. Onshore wind, 2. Hydropower, 3. Agriculture, 4. Energy systems, 5. Energy efficient industry, 6. Transport, 7. Oil and gas, 8. Offshore wind, 9. Hydrogen, 10. Solar energy, 11. Geothermal energy.