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DTU Offshore is a national research center with a central position in the energy transition. We develop research-based technology solutions for the offshore industry in the Danish North Sea.

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24 februar 2022

The Centre Changes Name

In order to underline its important role in the energy transition, ‘the Danish Hydrocarbon Research and Technology Centre – Centre for Oil and Gas - DTU, changes name to ‘DTU Offshore – Danish Offshore Technology Centre’.
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14 december 2021

EUDP Funding for Innovative CCS Project

The innovative CCS Project Bifrost now becomes a reality with the successful award of its funding request under the ‘Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Programme’ (EUDP), a Danish public subsidy scheme. The funding makes it possible to develop the CO2 transport and storage concept for Project Bifrost.

25 november 2021

The future of oil and gas R&D

On 16 and 17 November, more than 240 participants walked through the doors at Comwell Kolding to join DHRTC’s fifth Technology Conference. All with a mission to discuss and find solutions for how oil and gas related R&D can support the energy transition.

15 november 2021

Projects selected for CO2 Storage research programme

The call for proposals for DHRTC’s CO2 Storage programme has triggered overwhelming interest. With no less than 44 project proposals submitted, it was difficult to choose the most promising projects.
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