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Partner Members 2025-2026

Web: Jotun AS
Head office: Sandefjord
Sector: Manufacturing of paints

Jotun is one of the world’s leading paints and coatings manufacturers, combining the best quality with constant innovation and creativity. For almost a century, we have protected all types of property – from iconic buildings to beautiful homes.

Web: Cambi Group AS
Head office: Asker, Norway
Sector: Environment

Cambi Group AS supplies technology for municipal wastewater treatment, especially for sludge processing by recovering from it green energy in the form of biogas.

Web: Tersan Havyard
Head office: Leirvik, Norway
Sector: Shipbuilding

Currently Tersan Havyard in a state of growth, where they are working on expanding our shipyard facilities.

They have gone through a period of transition from serving only the service and aftermarket for three years, to once again deliver new buildings. In the order book for the Norwegian Yard, there  are deliveries as long as until Q1 2028, and it consists of 4 ferries for Norled and two large live fish carriers for Sølvtrans.

The Yard in Norway has 105 years of history and has a long track record for deliveries within the following segments: Offshore, transport, aqua and fisheries.

Together with our owner, Tersan Shipyard in Turkey, we aim to take a position as one of the greatest shipyard in Europe.

Web: Wertern Shipyard
Head office: Klaipeda, Lithuania
Sector: Shipbuilding

The Western Shipyard Group has been one of the largest marine engineering corporations in Lithuania for already five decades. Currently, the group incorporates 20 companies that specialize in different fields of activity, and provides all services related to the life cycle of a ship. The main activities of the company group are implementation of shipbuilding, ship repair and conversion projects, complex ship design and engineering solutions, large and complex metal construction and equipment production, and stevedoring services. The Western Shipyard Group is the largest employer in Western Lithuania, creating over 3,000 work positions.

Web: Norse Shipyard
Head office: Kocaeili, Turkiye
Sector: Shipbuilding

Norse Shipyard is an up-and-coming company in the industry with strong engineering, design and manufacturing capability and offers wide range of newbuilding and repair services at its perfectly located premises.

Norse Group Companies continue their production activities with cutting edge technology and high quality workmanship in Ship Production Facilities with an area of 35.800m2 and in a factory facility with an additional 10.000m2 area.

Thanks to successfully completed significant projects Norse Shipyard have already gained trust of some well known companies such as Westcon Yard AS (Norway), Firda Sea Food AS (Norway), Hellesoy Verft (Norway), Sandsoy Boat Service (Norway), Yatek AS (Norway), Osland Havbruk AS (Norway), Fluctus AS.

Roar Paulsrud AS

Head office: Østfold
Sector: Agriculture

Agricultural company that produces corn, wheat, sunflower, soy and rapeseed.

Partner Airline 2026-2028

Head office: Oslo
Sector: Logistics

Turkish Airlines is the national flag carrier of Türkiye and is the airlines that flies to most countries in the world. It is a Star Alliance member and voted as the “Best Airline in Europe” and “Best Business class catering in the world” by Skytrax. Its main activities include:

Passenger Transportation: Operating scheduled flights to over 350 destinations in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, Turkish Airlines has one of the largest airline networks in the world.

Cargo Services: Through its subsidiary Turkish Cargo, it provides air freight services globally, transporting goods across continents.

Maintenance and Technical Services: The airline offers aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services via its subsidiary Turkish Technic.

Flight Training: It operates flight training and aviation academies to train pilots, cabin crew, and other aviation professionals.

Overall, Turkish Airlines plays a key role in connecting Türkiye to the world and serves as a major hub airline through its base at Istanbul Airport.

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Web: Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO)
Head office: Oslo
Sector: Organisation

The Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO) is Norway’s largest organisation for employers and the leading business lobbyist. Our current membership of 30.000+ (april 2022) companies ranges from small family-owned businesses to multinational companies in most sectors.

The NHO is the leading voice of business and industry in Norway. Having expert knowledge and an extensive business network, the NHO plays an important and constructive role in Norwegian society.

Their main objective is to create and sustain conditions that safeguard the competitiveness and profitability of business and industry in Norway, and thereby maintain the basis for a good standard of living, sound economic growth and sustainable development.

Web: Oslo Chamber of Commerce
Head office: Oslo
Sector: Organisation

The Oslo Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization for Norwegian companies. They make it easier to engage in international business through network building, competence enhancement and advice on international trade.

Web: Shipping & Offshore Network

Head office: Oslo
Sector: Shipping & Offshore

Shipping & Offshore Network was established in 1981 as Bulkforum and changed its name in 2013. We are a membership association in the maritime industry with a focus on geopolitics, market updates, company presentations and competence development. Our Flagship Event is the Annual Summit at Losby Gods every spring.

We have around 50 members from several countries. Together with Oslo Shipowners’ Association, which is the Oslo chapter of the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association, and Ocean Industry Forum Oslofjord, which is the Maritime Forum Oslofjorden, we form the Maritime Oslofjord Alliance (est. 2018).

Shipping & Offshore Network was one of the project partners in the Interreg Baltic Sea Region project Go LNG (LNG Value Chain for Clean Shipping, Green Ports and Blue Growth in Baltic Sea Region, 2016-2019) and is one of the partners in the Interreg Baltic Sea Region  (2022-2025).

Web: Varder

Head office: Oslo
Sector: Law Services

Results-driven legal services in Norway and internationally, supported by a strong global network and a partnership with the auditing firm Varder for integrated legal and financial advisory.

Web: Waister
Head office: Sem
Sector: Aquaculture & food waste

Waister is a company based on the idea of transforming wet waste into reusable products – From wet waste to value.

Wet waste creates a lot of costly logistics, often it causes smell, spills and can attract insects and rodents as it deteriorates fast.

Logistics related to wet waste handling is intensive. Frequent collection and the use of specialized trucks are common.

Wet waste is generally difficult to recycle or reuse and has traditionally been dumped in landfills. This represents both a waste of resources as well as a source of greenhouse gas emissions.

Waister enables reuse and upcycling of wet waste fractions through superior drying technology. Turning wet waste into storable and transportable raw materials creates opportunities to upcycle it to plus products. Examples are bio-fertilizers, biogas booster, feed ingredients or pet food ingredients.

Web: Normex
Head office: Ålesund
Sector: Aquaculture

Normex offers sustainable solutions for water cleaning and disinfection to companies in the aquaculture, fishing, maritime and process industries.

Web: KAPP Norway
Head office: Ulsteinvik
Sector: Food

The company’s purpose is supply of food processing equipment, including sales and marketing. In addition, the company offers repair and maintenance services at its customers’ premises.

Web: DLA Piper Norway DA
Head office: Oslo
Sector: Legal services

DLA Piper is a leading global law firm. In Norway they comprise of 80 lawyers and a total of over 120 employees.

They are a full-service law firm providing top quality legal services to the corporate and public sectors. Their clients span private enterprises of all sizes as well as public authorities at local, regional, and national levels and publicly owned enterprises.

Web: Optimar AS
Head office:
Valderøya
Sector: Aquaculture

Optimar is a global leader for automated fish processing systems for use on board fishing vessels, on land and in aquaculture. These systems are installed as turnkey projects, either independently or in connection with third-party products. Moreover, as a full-service provider, Optimar offers complementary software products and services – from remote diagnostics and online service through to spare parts, maintenance, and retrofitting.

Aside from their headquarter and manufacturing facility in Ålesund on Norway’s west coast, Optimar operates other facilities in Norway, the United States, Spain and Romania. By being in the heart of The Norwegian seafood cluster, close to their customers and partners, they are able to be in front on innovations and product development. They are a global company and deliver to customers in more than 30 countries.

Web: Export Finance Norway (Eksfin)
Head office: Oslo
Sector: Finance

Export Finance Norway (Eksfin) is a governmental financial enterprise established on 1 July 2021 through the merger of the Norwegian Export Credit Guarantee Agency (GIEK) and Export Credit Norway . The mission is to ensure that Norwegian export industries are financially competitive abroad. Eksfin falls under the Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries.

Web: Gexcon AS
Head office: Bergen
Sector: Industrial risks

Sales of specialized software and consultancy related to high risk industries.

The company focuses on field of safety, risk management, advanced dispension, and explosion and fire modelling.

Web: Green Iceberg
Head office: Oslo
Sector: Aquaculture

The main product is PicoICE®. It is a picoscopic silky-ice technology to keeps food fresher longer and drastically reducing bacterial growth. Made directly from fresh sea water it’s completely natural and gently preserves freshness without freezing or bruising the raw material. Less than a micron in diameter, silky soft ice particles ensure full contact with the surface of product, dramatically reducing the times for lowering product core temperature.

Since PicoICE® is produced in a liquid form, it is silk-soft and extremely gentle on delicate product skin; it causes no bruising compared to hard and sharp flake ice or crushed ice flakes during transportation or in retail displays.

PicoICE® provides a revolutionary Cold-Chain-Control as it can produce multiple forms of ice simultaneously and is ideal for use on all seafood, fruits, vegetables, poultry and meats.

Web: AMOF-Fjell Process Technology

Head office: Straume
Sector: Aquaculture

AMOF Fjell Process Technology is an engineering and technology company specializing in process plants, equipment, and solutions for the marine, aquaculture, and food industries. With decades of experience, they design and deliver systems that maximize resource utilization, reduce waste, recovery of energy & heat and ensure reliable, cost-effective operations.

They provide turnkey solutions – from concept to commissioning – tailored to each customer’s needs:

  • Fishmeal & Fish Oil Plants – proven technology for efficient raw material utilization.
  • Land-based & Onboard Processing Systems – designed for white fish by-products, salmon, pelagic fish, and other seafood by-products.
  • Rendering & By-Product Solutions – transforming waste into valuable products.
  • Energy and heat recovery Solutions – utilizing waste energy industrial processes
  • Sludge treatment and de-watering solutions for large aquaculture facilities
  • Custom Process Equipment – dryers, evaporators, separators, and more.
  • Service & Aftermarket Support – maintenance, spare parts, upgrades, and technical assistance.

Web: Pure Salmon Technology

Head office: Sandefjord
Sector: Aquaculture

Since 2010, Pure Salmon Technology has delivered RAS facilities along the Norwegian coastline. From small and medium sized plants to some of the world’s largest smolt facilities. Satisfied clients include global leaders in salmon farming such as MOWI, SalMar and Lerøy. We take it as a compliment that clients return to us for further RAS plants. Our advanced RAS solutions will be the foundation for all upcoming Pure Salmon RAS facilities, deployed globally.

They are a proud member of the Pure Salmon group, developing and delivering land-based RAS technology for production of salmon from eggs to harvest.

Whilst smolt production in RAS is a proven concept, the production of harvest sized salmon on a large commercial scale is still in its infancy. This is a challenge that we, as Pure Salmon, take on – with the first facility under construction in Japan.

Their solutions combine our extensive experience in water treatment, electro and automation, and mechanical engineering, with our in-depth knowledge of fish production, fish health and welfare. The international project execution is performed by our experienced project management group and the staff training by our dedicated Aquaculture Academy team.

Web: Maritime Drilling Systems
Head office: Kristiansand
Sector: Maritime

Competitive supplier of spare parts to the offshore drilling industry,an innovative engineering firm specialising in heave compensation and drilling equipment systems for the offshore oil industry. The company provides servicing, upgrade, repair and life-extension solutions for drilling equipment and other services.

Web: Mørenot Holding
Head office: Søvik
Sector: Maritime

Mørenot is a provider of solutions to the global fishing-, aquaculture- and seismic industries. They are 800 dedicated employees worldwide within sales, service and production.

Web: Mat-Kuling Vannbehandling AS
Head office: Stavanger
Sector: Aquaculture

Manufacturer of water treatment equipment for the aquaculture industry, specializing in RAS. Providing all necessary equipment from a single manufacturer. Exporting worldwide with offices in seven countries.

Web: Narvik Port
Head office: Narvik
Sector: Maritime / Transport

The largest dry-bulk port of Norway.

Web: Navatech AS
Head office: Tananger
Sector: Telecommunications/ Satcom

Navatech AS is located on the west coast of Norway, Stavanger, close to both the airport and the main port of the region (Tananger port).The area of expertise is tele- and datacommunications as well as electrical– and instrument installations. Their telecommunication department offers rental, sales, service, and maintenance of all types of telecom equipment as well as design, engineering, deliverance, and commissioning of complete turn-key solutions for customers worldwide.

Web: Nordland County Council
Head office: Bodø
Sector: Organisation

Cooperation within international projects.

Web: Norges Fiskarlag
Head office: Trondheim
Sector: Organisation

The association is the professional fishermens union and business organization.

The association is a politically independent, professional national organization based on voluntary membership of fishermen.

Web: OctoAqua 
Head office:
Izmir, Turkey
Sector: Aquaculture

OctoAqua is a solution partner promising innovative technological solutions with seamless services for land and sea based aquaculture facilities and operations.

Web: OSO-Maritim AS
Head office:
Andenes
Sector: Maritime

Brokerage firm of Northern Norway offering services withing maritime sector.

Rotura AS

Head office: Oslo
Sector: Investment

Investment advisory in Georgia and Georgian-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce.

Web: ScaleAQ
Head office:
Trondheim
Sector: Aquaculture

ScaleAQ is an international company within aquaculture. The company provides innovation, technology and equipment to customers globally.

Web: The Arctic University of Norway
Head office:
Tromsø
Sector: Education

UiT The Arctic University of Norway is the northernmost university of the world. Its location on the edge of the Arctic implies a mission. The Arctic is of increasing global importance. Climate change, the exploitation of Arctic resources and environmental threats are topics of great public concern, and which the University of Tromsø takes special interest in. At UiT The Arctic University of Norway you can explore global issues from a close-up perspective.

Web: The Centre for High North Logistics
Head office:
Kirkenes
Sector: Organisation

Cooperation and networking activities on Arctic shipping and logistics.

Web: Tschudi Shipping Company AS
Head office:
Lysaker
Sector: Shipping and investments

The company provides integrated solutions worldwide for logistics, shipping, offshore support and the ocean industries. Currently with offices in 10 countries, but with a particular stronghold in the Arctic. They are present when and where our customers need us.

Web: Uksnøy & Co AS
Head office:
Ålesund
Sector: Oil and Gas industry supplier

Uksnøy & Co AS provides services in the Oil & Gas Sector and has an active role in the Renewable Energy Market. The company supplies Offshore Support Vessels, Guard / Chase Vessels, Accommodation Vessels and Crew Transfer Vessels.

Web: University of Oslo
Head office:
Oslo
Sector: Academic institution

The University of Oslo is a public research university located in Oslo, Norway. It is the highest ranked and oldest university in Norway.

It is consistently ranked among the top universities in the world and as one of the leading universities of Northern Europe; the Academic Ranking of World Universities ranked it the 58th best university in the world and the third best in the Nordic countries.

In 2016, the Times Higher Education World University Rankings listed the university at 63rd, making it the highest ranked Norwegian university.

Web: UiT Noregs arktiske universitet


Head office:
Trømso
Sector: Academic institution

UiT The Arctic University of Norway is a comprehensive university that contributes to knowledge-based development at the regional, national, and international levels. We will capitalize on our central location in the High North, our academic breadth and quality, and our interdisciplinary strengths to address future challenges.