Norwegian Cleantech Ccfn 14.Oct2010 Anders Nordeng
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Overview of cleantech business in the Oslo region. Presented at the 2010 Annual Conference of the French-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce.
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- 1. NORWEGIAN CLEANTECH IN A GLOBAL MARKET Photo: SEA Renewable Future Chambre de Commerce Franco-Norvégienne Oslo, Oct 14, 2010. Anders Nordeng, Project Manager, Oslo Teknopol
- 8. Sector Number of companies Employees Turnover in million € (1 NOK=0,125€) Part of total % Growth 2000-2008 % 1 Solar 16 343 1106 8,8 15 565* 2 Wind 22 92 108 0,9 315 3 Stationary bioenergy (not including biofuels) 50 111 56 0,4 485 4 Other renewable (wave, osmotic, etc) 10 4 2 0,1 110 5 Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) 6 580 249 2,0 289 6 Emission reduction from transport 15 156 64 0,5 79 7 Water treatment 91 738 225 1,8 200 8 Energy efficiency 30 777 571 4,5 98 9 Consultancy/Analysis 38 3133 539 4,3 185 10 Hydro Power 213 1583 6975 55,4 145 11 Waste management 222 4186 2363 18,7 105 Other 8 304 341 2,7 8 Total 721 12 007 12 599 100 152 * REC accounts for nearly the whole of this sector. This producer of silicon and wafers enjoyed a massive growth in the early 2000s
- 24. SOME NOTABLE NORWEGIAN CLEANTECH COMPANIES 01/25/11 Name Product/Sector Localisation Ownership Silicon, wafers and PV panels HQ Oslo, production Norway, USA and Singapore Listed on Oslo Stock Exchange (OSE) Power generation from hydro and wind HQ Oslo, production and sales in Norway and Europe 100 % government owned Offshore wind, bio fuels, CCS HQ Stavanger (west coast), production North Sea, Listed on OSE, Gov holds around 66 % Production of small electric vehicles HQ Oslo, assembly plant in Finland Mainly American equity investors Amin-based carbon capture and storage from gas power plants HQ Oslo, test centres Mongstad (Norway) and Longannet (Scotland) Subsidiary of Aker Solutions (listed on OSE) CDM assessment ¾ of world market, R&D renewables HQ Oslo, Worldwide presence, 22 offices in in China. Foundation
- 27. OSLO IS STRONG IN CLEANTECH COMPETENCES 01/25/11 Services/ Consulting