CIRCULAR ECONOMY — company search results

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This page is a company search-results listing for Circular economy. It reports 80 results and displays results 1–12, with pagination to more results. Visible company entries and their profile snippets:

• Eco Stor AS: established in 2018 to commercialize intellectual property and expertise from second-life energy-storage development that began in 2013; founded by Oslo-based Incube AS.
• Hagal AS: company name and profile link are shown; no snippet is displayed.
• Arda Energy AS: company name and profile link are shown; no snippet is displayed.
• Hydrovolt AS: battery-recycling and raw-materials company founded in 2020. Its snippet describes recycling electric-vehicle and industrial batteries into recycled materials, with Norsk Hydro and Northvolt as joint owners, headquarters in Oslo and a large EV-battery recycling facility in Fredrikstad.
• Beyonder AS: battery-technology company founded in 2016, developing sustainable high-capacity batteries.
• Bergen Carbon Solutions AS: uses renewable energy to convert CO₂ into solid carbon materials.
• NTG – Norsk Tekstilgjenvinning AS: mechanically sorts, prepares and recycles textiles into fibres for a circular textile value chain.
• Marealis AS: Norwegian biotech company founded in 2008 as a Stella Polaris subsidiary and described as a certified B Corporation. It develops ingredients and consumer products from marine by-products and cites heart health, blood-sugar control and weight management uses.
• Arctic Bioscience AS: develops pharmaceutical and nutraceutical products based on bioactive marine compounds.
• Nutrishell AS: produces marine ingredients from crab and fish by-products at its Hitra factory, using local crab residues in crab season and European crab plus Norwegian fish residues during the rest of the year.
• Surfact AS: offers real-time shipment-condition monitoring so users can respond when needed.
• Invertapro AS: aims to valorize waste by combining technology and biology to use insects as recyclers and contribute to future supply chains.

Related link: Circular economy industry page.