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Open innovation
External R&D partners are essential to Statkraft. Our ambition is to cooperate with the best qualified national and international institutions and partner with relevant businesses.
We have brilliant people in Statkraft, but we know that brilliant ideas can also come from outside our company. That’s why we collaborate with start-ups, academics, research institutes and other businesses. Together, we explore, test and create the energy solutions of tomorrow.
"We need joint efforts to build competence and capabilities for the future."
Our partnerships
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HydroCen (The Norwegian Research Centre for Hydropower Technology): Enabling the Norwegian hydropower sector to meet complex challenges and exploit new opportunities through innovative technological solutions.
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NTRANS (Norwegian Centre for Energy Transition Strategies) and the NTNU Energy Transition Initiative: Exploring the energy system’s role in the transition to a zero-emission future and building a world leading research programme focused on strategies for the transition to a future sustainable energy system.
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Bio4Fuels: Developing innovative technology to convert biomass and organic residues to sustainable fuels and energy.
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MoZEES (Mobility Zero Emission Energy Systems): Conducting research that can lead to breakthrough development in materials and key components for batteries and hydrogen related technologies.
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