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Reservoarfysikk – Energiteknologi og CO2 lagring (CCUS)

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Research activities

Hovedinnhold

The Petroleum and Process technology research group has two main research areas

1. Reservoir physics
2. Thermodynamic modelling

Reservoir physics

Oil and gas are non-renewable energy sources, and Norway has a great responsibility in recovering as much as possible from mature fields before the resources are not economically viable to produce. On the Norwegian continental shelf, this will occur within the next 20 years and, by that time, we...

Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS)

As part of the Kyoto Agreement, Norway is committed to reducing CO2 emissions to the atmosphere. Concepts for the storage of CO2 in the reservoir is an important initiative to do so.

09.03.2014