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Ecogo: Sustainable wooden roof structures, Made in Norway

Source modified 26 Jun 2026·1 min read

From the public capture. Detailed factual notes from Business Norway. Statements and figures reflect the source at the time of capture.

  • Published 26 June 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Kristiansand-based Ecogo develops modular, demountable wooden roof structures for EV charging stations and other energy infrastructure. The article says its blue-green roofs retain precipitation, ease pressure on local drainage and provide habitat for insects and small wildlife. It describes the structures as adaptable and reusable, with demountability intended to improve resource efficiency.
  • Founder and owner André Veie Engh says repeating a standardised design at scale can generate savings for Ecogo and its customers. The company has earned the Made in Norway label and plans to use it to promote Norwegian craftsmanship, materials and design, and to differentiate its product in Norway and Europe.
  • The company says European requirements for charging-station roofs are expanding its market and reports discussions with major European operators. Engh identifies shopping centres, charging operators and urban-development projects as potential collaborators. The company plans to feature the label on structures, digital marketing and customer/partner communications; these are company plans and market claims.
  • Contact: André Veie Engh, Founder & Owner, andre@ecogo.no. Related page: Architecture and construction industry. The page is part of Made in Norway.
  • Public phone number revealed by the page control on 8 October 2026: +47 995 64 176.
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