Agder H2 Network comprises more than 200 companies and organizations that are part of - or have an interest in - the Norwegian and European hydrogen industry.
MORE will demonstrate a multi-degradation validation pathway for materials and subcomponents to be used as a case study in the offshore renewable energy sector.
ELBE ALLIANCE gathers eight European reference clusters in the Offshore Renewable Energy sector, which together bring nearly 1,000 companies and R&D organizations.
Building on Norwegian comparative advantages, HyValue aims to develop knowledge, methodology and innovative solutions for hydrogen energy carriers to build and support a competitive hydrogen energy sector.
Future Offshore Wind is a regional collaboration project for offshore wind in Agder. The purpose is to work together as a region to succeed in establishing offshore wind power in Agder.
The main goal of ImpactWind is to enable quicker development of sustainable offshore wind on the NCS through the strengthening of a common knowledge base and regional research/education relevant for ongoing and coming licensing processes.
GCE NODE focuses on building competence on seabed mining, establishing network with relevant actors in the industry and identification of market and advanced technological R&D opportunities for NODE-companies.
- A NODE ART-project (2007-2011) was initiated and established by GCE NODE (former NCE NODE) funded by the Research Council of Norway (contract 175996/S30 under the PETROMAKS program).
Assure that Norwegian petroleum industries are leaders of arctic and cold climate competence, and can deliver cost-effective technologies and solutions.
This project aims on increasing the knowledge within new materials with relevance for offshore use, with special emphasis on carbon composite materials.
The project aims to contribute positioning Europe as the world technological and industrial leader in Blue Energy, with a special focus on floating offshore wind, wave and tidal energy.
Industry clusters in Agder are familiar with robots. Increased use of robots and automation could see more jobs, previously outsourced, return to Norway.
Aimed to strengthen SME’s through identification of new markets for existing technologies, focus on internationalization and review of marketing strategy and business plans.
The Mechatronics Innovation Lab fills a void in the Norwegian innovation system. There is a need for more pilot-testing, not only in the oil and gas industry.
Increased competitiveness in new and existing markets through further developed offers to companies within process innovation and business development.
Increased competencies on markets and technologies, and the path into future markets, will help businesses realign from mature and declining markets towards attractive new market segments.
Center for Offshore Mechatronics is a major research program aimed at developing autonomous operation and condition monitoring of topside drilling systems.
This follow-up project to INDEMP (Intelligent Digital Engineering and Manufacturing Platform) aims to develop mathematical models, software, hardware for fast virtual prototyping of complex non-road vehicles, machine fleets and worksites.
