Trondheim, Norway

John Morud

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Equinor Energy as. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: John Morud. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/john-morud

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Title: John Morud and Offshore Carbon Dioxide Capture

Introduction

John Morud is an inventor based in Trondheim, Norway. His work includes a patented concept for capturing carbon dioxide offshore. He is associated with Equinor Energy AS and has 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Morud’s patent, “System for Offshore Carbon Dioxide Capture,” describes equipment and a method for capturing carbon dioxide from offshore flue gas. The system combines a pressurised flue gas source and a liquid solvent source with a two-phase atomising nozzle. The nozzle mixes the gas and solvent to produce an atomised solvent spray, supporting contact between the solvent and the flue gas during capture.

Career Highlights

Morud’s patent reflects an engineering approach to offshore carbon capture, where equipment and processes must be suited to marine operating environments. His disclosed system focuses on using pressurised flue gas and atomised liquid solvent as part of the capture process.

Collaborations

Morud’s listed coworkers include Aslak Einbu and Torbjørn Pettersen. His association with Equinor Energy AS places his work within the company’s energy technology context.

Conclusion

John Morud’s patent presents a nozzle-based approach to offshore carbon dioxide capture, combining pressurised flue gas with atomised liquid solvent.

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