A key player in the energy transition

DTU Offshore - Danish Offshore Technology Centre - is Denmark's national R&D centre for offshore technologies. We develop research-based solutions for the energy transition in close cooperation with our partners.

CO2 Storage Wastewater Management Environmental Impact Offshore Structures Life Cycle Subsurface Expertise

A partnership with our centre gives access to a world-class offshore R&D ecosystem. We are committed to tackling global energy challenges through science, innovation, and collaboration. Together, we can pave the way for responsible energy solutions towards a sustainable future.
Elena Pachkova CEO, DTU Offshore – Danish Offshore Technology Centre
Elena Pachkova

24-25 April

PACE Conference 2024

We are proud to be co-hosts of the next international conference in the PACE network, this time with sustainability in plugging and abandonment as the main topic.

Events

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22

maj

23

maj

DTU Offshore Water Management Conference 2024

22. maj 09:30 - 23. maj 13:30 | Towards Zero Harmful Discharge to the Sea

24

maj

Young Researchers' Day 2024

24. maj 09:00 - 17:00 | Registration is open for the 2024 edition of Young Researchers' Day

04

jun

CCS Conference 2024

04. jun 08:00 - 18:30 | Sign up for this year's edition of the technical CCS Conference.

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Solutions creating value

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Joint Industry Project with PGS

08 april 2024

Joint Industry Project: Reducing risks and uncertainties on CO2 storage offshore Denmark

Denmark aims to become a CO2 storage hub in Europe, with plans for onshore, nearshore, and offshore storage in aquifers. However, limited seismic data poses risks and uncertainties.

04 april 2024

Research project will uncover how wastewater metals from production platforms affect the marine environment

DTU Offshore launches a study funded by the VELUX FOUNDATION to explore the impact of heavy metals in oil platform-produced water on the North Sea's marine ecosystem, aiming to inform future regulations.

19 marts 2024

CCS Conference 2024: The Risks and Uncertainties in Carbon Capture and Storage

At DTU Offshores CCS conference in 2024, we delve into mitigating risk through innovative solutions and technologies.

29 februar 2024

CO2 storage: EUDP-supported CCS study approaches final conclusions

The EUDP-supported CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) development and demonstration project Bifrost aims to develop a concept for storing CO2 in the Danish North Sea subsoil, has entered its final phase.
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