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The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) leads the way in energy research.

NTNU Energy represents the university's energy research and its 600 energy researchers.

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NTNU Energy's interdisciplinary research teams cover whole value chains

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NTNU Energy Team Battery

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NTNU Energy Team Wind

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NTNU Energy Team Hydrogen

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NTNU Energy Team Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage

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NTNU Energy Team Solar

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NTNU Energy Team Society

Developing country. Link to NTNU Team Low and Middle Income Countries webpage. Photo: Unsplash

NTNU Energy Team Low and Middle Income Countries

The inside of a water turbine rig. Photo: Geir Mogen/NTNU

NTNU Energy Team Hydropower

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NTNU Energy Team Smartgrid

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Study programs at NTNU in the energy field

Continuing education in the energy field at NTNU

NTNU Energy Transition Initiative

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FMEs

Norwegian Centres for Environmentfriendly Energy Research

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HydroCen Research Centre: hydropower in the future renewable energy system.

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NTRANS Research Centre: the role of the energy system in the transition to a zero-emission society.

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ZEN Research Centre: zero emission neighbourhoods in smart cities.

In addition to these three Centres where NTNU is the host, NTNU is a partner in eight Norwegian Centres for Environmentfriendly Energy Research: Hydrogeni, NorthWind, NCCS, CINELDI, HighEFF, Bio4Fuels, MoZEES and SUSOLTECH.

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