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284recordsEditor’s Choice Chats – Exploring smart farms
The page describes this as an instalment in the Editor’s Choice Chats series, which presents sustainable technologies from Norway. The rendered page includes a video player but no transcript or further…
Editor’s Choice Chats – Feeding the world sustainably
The introductory text frames the topic as sustainable crop and livestock farming. The page says the series introduces sustainable Norwegian technologies featured on Business Norway. The rendered page…
Editor’s Choice Chats – Floating offshore wind test centre
The text says METCentre is testing new concepts for power generation and related technologies as floating offshore wind expands along Norway’s coast. Related links name METCentre, Norwegian…
Editor’s Choice Chats – Floating offshore wind value chain
The text links to Origo Solutions (control, automation, safety and data-management systems for energy and industrial markets); Saga Subsea (subsea/offshore equipment, personnel, maintenance,…
Editor’s Choice Chats – MF Hydra is decarbonising maritime transport
The page credits a Norwegian-company collaboration involving Corvus Energy (energy storage), LMG Marin, Norled, SEAM (power systems for hydrogen ferries) and Westcon Yards. It presents the ferry as a…
Editor’s Choice Chats – Smart mobility is accelerating
The page characterises the subject as emission-free land transport and embeds a video without a transcript in the captured page. Related industry links: Battery, Smart cities, Transportation and Energy.
Editor’s Choice Chats – The birthplace of floating offshore wind
Developers linked on the page: Aker Offshore Wind, Equinor, Magnora Offshore Wind and Sea Wind. The embedded video has no transcript in the captured page. Related industry links: Energy and Offshore wind.
Ekornes: A proud representative of innovative Norwegian design, Made in Norway
The company has received the Made in Norway label. SVP Commercial Nordic Guri Brennhovd says it recognises employees and reassures customers, especially in export markets. She says Norwegian origin…
Enua: Innovation in EV charging, Made in Norway
Founder and CEO Torben Aune says the Made in Norway label recognises the company’s Norwegian design and manufacturing roots. Enua’s target customers include households and businesses; the company says…
EVI Ski: Circular ski manufacturing, Made in Norway
The company says its local production and testing location help limit overproduction and transport emissions. EVI has the Made in Norway certification and uses it to distinguish Norwegian-manufactured…
Expanding operations in Europe through Norway’s business landscape
It presents Norway as a possible European base for foreign companies, particularly technology businesses seeking skilled talent, sustainability expertise, digital testing opportunities and access to…
Exploring clinical simulation in modern healthcare
Benefits described include immediate feedback, teamwork and communication practice, standardised curricula, opportunities to treat simulated rare-disease cases and practice for procedures that would…
FF Rollerskis: The ultimate skiing experience, Made in Norway
It identifies the 2020 V-Pro Classic as an early breakthrough, and describes a patented 360flow suspension system introduced in 2026. The system uses a circular suspension and vulcanised-rubber…
Flokk & Fjell: Handcrafted acoustic solutions from Norwegian wool, Made in Norway
CEO Erik Koopmans says the company aims to improve sound environments and interior spaces while supporting Norwegian value creation. It has received the Made in Norway label, which it learned about…
Flom Kjetting: Premium chains, Made in Norway
CEO Ingunn Leine Flom says products are made locally using renewable Norwegian energy, reducing long-distance transport. The company has received the Made in Norway label, which it says documents…
Formfin: Furniture crafted for comfort, Made in Norway
Formfin says its Norwegian origin and craftsmanship are part of its value proposition. Its products are sold through major Norwegian furniture retail chains, but the company says origin is not always…
Four Norwegian e-health companies awarded the Made in Norway label
Aidn: The company’s municipal EHR is described as integrating records and collaboration with national health components and third-party systems. It was developed with Norwegian municipal health…
From old aquaculture nets to iconic designer chairs that last a lifetime
Snøhetta designed the S-1500 and New Comfort Products (NCP, formerly Nordic Comfort Products) manufactures it. NCP, based in Nordland, worked with SINTEF on reusing aquaculture plastic and invested in…
From startup to global brand: a medical ultrasound success
Vingmed Sound was established in 1986 to build on marine-electronics company Vingtor and add medical technology. It partnered with NTNU researchers Bjørn Angelsen and Liv Hatle, commercialising a…
Grasp: Innovative health data communication, Made in Norway
The company says its decision and analysis system turns submitted data into a clearer patient-health picture. It has received the Made in Norway certification and describes it as recognition of…
Green cruising: Norway’s World Heritage fjords are becoming emission free
The article cites Western Norway Research Institute figures of about 170 million litres of annual cruise-ship fuel use in Norway, nearly 3% of national greenhouse-gas emissions, with about 20% of fuel…
Green ports: A pathway to sustainable shipping
Measures discussed include electric power and LNG for vessels and port equipment; ballast-water management and oil-spill prevention; waste reduction/recycling; renewable electricity for lighting and…
Green ports: Bergen aims to be the greenest, smartest port in Europe
The page cites an IMO target to reduce international shipping CO₂ emissions 40% from 2008 levels by 2030 and links to WHO information on air pollution. It argues ports need infrastructure, incentives…
Groundbreaking Norwegian project to replace coal with green hydrogen
Project Manager Jorulf Kyrkeeide gives projected reductions of 82% in carbon emissions and 35% in energy use, eliminating 100,000 tonnes of coal and potentially increasing production by up to 50%.…