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Molde University College invites applications for a three-year postdoctoral fellowship focusing on large-scale CO2- logistics within the HydroCCS project. The role integrates energy logistics, economics, and collaboration with leading industry and research partners in Norway to explore blue hydrogen production and CO2 maritime logistics chains.
You will work closely with industry and research partners, develop socio-economic analyses, and contribute to national CO2 logistics pathways while
Molde University College announces
This position is a part of the research project “HydroCCS – Optimizing industrial-scale blue hydrogen production with liquid carbon capture enabling maritime logistics chains” in collaboration with SINTEF Energi AS, SINTEF Nordvest AS, Gassco AS, Aukra kommune, Tjeldbergodden Utvikling, and Møre & Romsdal Fylkeskommune, with financial support from the Research Council of Norway.
The HydroCCS project will develop improved configurations and technology paths for blue hydrogen production based on a novel CO2 capture and liquefaction technology that delivers high-purity liquid CO2. In addition, it will investigate new national CO2 maritime logistical chains and the potential for industrial symbiosis within the Møre & Romsdal region enabled through the blue hydrogen production process. The postdoctoral project will be done in close collaboration with the industrial and research partners.
The potential areas covered by this Postdoctoral project are the following:
In order to be considered for the position, it is required that the applicant possesses a doctoral degree in Logistics, Energy Logistics, Energy Economics, Transport Economics, Industrial Economics or similar. We are seeking candidates with good collaborative and communication skills, who have participated in larger research projects with industry and academia, and have experience of interaction with industrial partners. For further requirements see regulations to Act relating to universities and university colleges § 3-18: https://lovdata.no/forskrift/2024-06-28-1392/§3-18. We will also emphasize personal qualities and an excellent command of written and spoken English.
It will be seen as an advantage if you have:
The place of work is Molde, Norway. The appointment period is 3 years. As a Postdoctoral fellow (code 1352) you will be paid from gross NOK 650 000 a year, of which 2 % is deducted for the Norwegian State Pension Fund. A higher salary may be considered for especially qualified candidates. The appointment will be in accordance with current Norwegian regulations concerning fixed-term jobs in the public sector and guidelines for employment as a scholarship holder at universities and university colleges.
Along with your application, you must submit:
The application deadline is 21.10.2026.
You may be invited to an interview either online or in person.
Molde University College believes that inclusion and diversity are strengths. If there are qualified applicants with disabilities, gaps in their CV, or an immigrant background, we will invite at least one applicant from each of these groups to an interview. To be considered as belonging to these groups—meaning to receive positive preferential treatment in this way—applicants must meet certain requirements. Read more about these requirements on the Employer Portal. We encourage applicants to indicate in the job portal if you have a disability, gaps in their CV, or an immigrant background. These selections in the job portal form the basis for anonymized statistics that all state institutions report in their annual reports.
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This announcement is a translation from the Norwegian announcement. If there is doubt about the interpretation of words in the English announcement, the Norwegian version prevails.