We develop strategic insights and foresight to prepare our customers and ourselves for the future. We share our new knowledge and results through position papers, recommended practices, new or updated technical standards and rules, reports, outlooks, whitepapers and articles.
Whitepaper
Considerations to the implementation of dynamic consent
Position paper
The time is now
Whitepaper
Get insight into DNV GL’s systematic approach to identify, assess and prioritize measures to turn emission reduction targets and ESG goals into actionable plans (10-15 minute read)
Whitepaper
This paper provides an update on DNV GL’s efforts on digitization of NDT methods.
Position paper
Creating an interconnected decarbonized energy system benefiting industry, the power sector and society
Whitepaper
This paper examines the potential use of ammonia in shipping and other industries and considers what it would take for ammonia to be adopted at scale as a maritime fuel.
Report
How far has Norway come in transitioning to a greener energy future?
Report
DNV GL's Energy Transition Outlook is an independent, model-based forecast of the world's most likely energy future through to 2050
Position paper
Considerations to the development of process and content
Position paper
Regulatory landscape in Europe from May 26th 2020
Position paper
Germline genomic medicine: A BigMed needs analysis
Position paper
Seasonal storage is a form of storage typically accommodating yearly cycles in electricity demand and VRES generation. This paper explores the need for, and viability of, seasonal storage in the power system.
Position paper
AI systems should be subjected to the same quality assurance methods that we apply to any other technology. This paper outlines the DNV GL position on Trustworthy AI systems.
Whitepaper
Key in the assurance process is generation of evidence about the system through verification.
Whitepaper
Methods used to examine complex systems must take a systems approach, and recognize that systems consist of more than their components
Whitepaper
Safety in complex systems is an emergent system property and cannot be determined through component reliability.
Report
In an era where unicorns and mega-tech companies already seemingly appear overnight, what does the next decade hold for us?
Report
The Energy Transition Outlook is DNV GL’s view on the energy future through to 2050 modeling 10 regions and the impact on 3 industry sectors. It is a forecast of the most likely path ahead.
Report
DNV GL has together with the Centre for the Ocean and the Arctic written two reports on the sustainable Blue Economy in the Norwegian Arctic; Status report and foresight study towards 2050
Report
An urgent call to ocean action
New knowledge in our industries' key technology areas with long term impact
Contributing to safer, smarter and greener shipping.
Industry-leading competence, methods and tools on future grids and storage.
Safer, smarter E&P for today, while preparing for the energy mix changes of tomorrow.
Focusing DNV’s expertise to improve safety and quality in healthcare by enabling precision medicine in clinical work.
Autonomous systems and big data analytics of sensor data for safer, better operations.
Positioning DNV at the forefront of new ocean industries.
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Our long term forecast of the energy transition and the implications for our industries.
How we protect and manage the ocean will determine much of our success towards delivering the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030, and businesses that are connected to the ocean have a critical role to play.
More variability in the generation and demand of electricity
‘Big data’ might be a bit of a buzzword, but data analytics has already changed several industries and the electricity sector is next.
A systematic Nordic collaborative, peer-reviewed benchmarking
A working paper for consultation for UN Global Compact Action Platform for Sustainable Ocean Business
Discusses aspects of remote controlled-and autonomous ships related to technology challenges, regulation & role of class