Institute for Energy Technology (IFE) is the research institute for energy and nuclear technology in Norway. IFE's nuclear technology comprises all activities that are related to the Institute's two research reactors, in Halden and at Kjeller.

News from Institute for Energy Technology:

The radiopharmaceutical company Algeta ASA has decided to place the pharmaceutical production of their new cancer treatment, Alpharadin, to IFE’s facilities at Kjeller.
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2010-02-12 updated: 2010-02-15

The conference ”Paving the way – Concrete measures to tackle climate change” was held in Stockholm October 26 2009, and was part of the Swedish EU-presidency process leading up to the UN climate conference in Copenhagen in December.
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2009-12-02 updated: 2010-01-18

Monday 20th of April King Harald V of Norway visited IFE to present the Gunnar Randers Research Prize and open the Institute’s new solar lab building.
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2009-05-28 updated: 2009-08-14

Wednesday February 4th was a big day for IFE’s CO2 research, when the SUCCESS centre was appointed as one of eight centres with status as Centre for Environment-friendly Energy Research.
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2009-03-09

On Wednesday 4th February, IFE’s central participation at Research Centre for Offshore Wind Technology was announced.
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2009-02-18 updated: 2009-03-04

The ZEG technology has potential for power production with 80-90 % efficiency with integrated CO2 capture to competitive costs.
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2009-01-08 updated: 2009-10-06

The Prize is awarded to an outstanding researcher, and one of the pioneers in the neutron scattering field.
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2009-03-10 updated: 2009-06-19