Tunable’s gas-sensing technology: Made in Norway

Page date: Published 15 Jan 2025; updated 25 Mar 2026. 3 min read.

The article profiles Tunable’s real-time multigas analysers, which it says combine micro- and nanotechnology with infrared spectroscopy. The company’s products received the Made in Norway label; the article describes this as a way to communicate Norwegian origin and build credibility in export markets.

The page lists three current market applications: measuring boil-off gas on LNG tankers to support engine performance, fuel accounting and emissions reporting; detecting mould and decay in fruit and vegetables to reduce food waste; and measuring greenhouse gases and pollutants from shipping rather than relying on estimates. It says Tunable combines hardware with AI-based models and sees opportunities in other sectors needing gas data.

The company states that a single analyser in one target market could reduce annual emissions by 470 metric tonnes of CO2 equivalent. This is a company estimate, and the article does not specify the use case, baseline or calculation method. Tunable planned to feature the Made in Norway label in its marketing. Related links: Maritime; Technology; Made in Norway; Tunable.