Our research programmes aim to solve key energy challenges that are best addressed through Nordic and Nordic-Baltic cooperation, thereby strengthening knowledge exchange and collaboration across borders.
Showing 9 research programmes
Duration: 2023–2026
Funding: 75 million NOK
Funders: Nordic Energy Research
The aim of the programme is to provide actionable solutions to the major energy challenges faced by Nordic societies and businesses in the green transition….
Duration: 2022–2027
Funding: 80 million NOK
Funders: Nordic Energy Research, Icelandic Centre for Research, Business Finland, Swedish Energy Agency, Innovation Fund Denmark and The Research Council of Norway
The programme will show the potential of hydrogen to become a zero-emission energy carrier in the Nordic countries by demonstrating solutions that service the entire…
Duration: 2024–2030
Funding: 17.3 MNOK
Funders: Nordic Energy Research
The programme facilitates long-term institutional collaborations to build strategic energy research capacities and networks in the Nordic countries. Funding is available through three separate annual…
Duration: 2025–2030
Funding: 10.9 million NOK
Funders: Nordic Energy Research, The Research Council of Norway, Danish Energy Agency, Swedish Energy Agency, The Climate and Energy Fund, Iceland and Business Finland
The Nordic energy systems are rapidly evolving with the introduction of new energy sources, an increasing share of fossil-free energy, enhanced market flexibility, as well…
Duration: 2024–2027
Funding: 1.4 million EUR
Funders: Nordic Energy Research, Swedish Transport Administration, Strandfaraskip Landsins and Orkustofnun
The aim of the programme is to map, develop, and use alternative energy sources in maritime operations and support the decarbonisation of the Nordic maritime sector. The…
Duration: 2024–2027
Funding: 8.2 million NOK
Funders: Nordic Energy Research and Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Lithuania
The aim of the programme is to promote energy research and analysis in the Baltic states and inspire intra-Baltic and Baltic-Nordic cooperation.
Duration: 2024–2028
Funding: 137 million NOK
Funders: Innovation Fund Denmark, Research Council of Finland, The Research Council of Norway, Swedish Energy Agency, Formas, Icelandic Centre for Research, Estonian Research Council, Estonian Ministry of Regional Affairs and Agriculture, Research Council of Lithuania, Nordic Energy Research, Nordic Council of Ministers and NordForsk
The programme focuses on energy efficiency in the food systems, on climate and gender perspectives, and on democratic engagement and citizen-involvement in the green transition. …
Lise Nielson 
Ole Aune Ødegård 
Maj Dang Trong 
Maria Enge 
Ragnhild Leganger 
Aiko Nakano Hylander 