Solvit Carbon Process
Aker Clean Carbon is leading SOLVit – a major scientific research and development programme to produce improved, cost-effective amines for the CO2 capture process. This eight-year NOK 317 million programme was launched in 2008 together with Sintef, an independent research organisation, and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology NTNU.
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The SOLVit programme aims to generate better and m...
The SOLVit programme aims to generate better and more cost-effective processes and chemicals to manage CO2 emissions from the process industry and from coal and gas-fired power stations. Aker Clean Carbon and Sintef have developed chemical solutions based on amines, a chemical that has the ability to capture CO2. The SOLVit programme aims to make the amines more effective and cheaper to use.
The programme also includes building a new laboratory at Tiller in Trondheim, which will be situated next door to Sintef’s multi-phase laboratory.
The lab will be a unique test centre for pilot projects, including a 30 metre tall tower and processing column. This is the same as the height needed in full-scale industrial facilities. Using the programme as a basis, NTNU will offer positions to six doctoral candidates and ten master students within the subject of CO2-capture.
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