SINTEF Energy AS
SINTEF Energi AS is an institute for applied research dedicated to creating innovative energy solutions. We offer cutting-edge knowledge in Norway and internationally based on research that provides added-value solutions and services for our clients. SINTEF Energi AS is part of the SINTEF Group, which is one of Europe’s largest independent contract research organisations. We shape the future’s energy solutions. Our focus areas contribute towards the transition to, and achievement of, future, sustainable, energy systems.
We are active in the EU arena within energy storage and in the European Battery community, playing a significant role in Batteries Europe ETIP, and are a member of the European Battery Alliance. SINTEF works across the entire battery value chain and has an in-depth perspective on the R&I requirements of the rapidly developing battery industry and a wide contact network with both Norwegian and European companies.
Contact person: Roberto Scipioni
SINTEF AS
SINTEF AS’ research embraces large parts of the battery value chain, from development of Li-ion technology, materials for new battery chemistries, cell design/prototyping, sensor technology to application dependent performance evaluation of prototypes/commercial cells. SINTEF AS (in collaboration with NTNU) run state-of-the-art facilities for lab scale battery materials discovery, cell assembly, and electrochemical testing/analysis.
The new 350 m2 SINTEF Battery Lab is a pilot line for production of industrial scale battery cells. It’s 150 m2 dry room offers exploration of methods for slurry mixing, coating, drying, calendaring to cell assembly.
Competence spans raw materials production, production technology optimisation, recycling and sustainability assessments, zinc-air, redox flow, molten salt batteries, as well as supercapacitors. SINTEF AS pioneers multiscale modelling tools speeding up development of new energy storage materials and engineering integration of electrochemical devices in real systems.
Contact person: Francis Kinyanjui