Nordic Booster: World-leading battery technology, Made in Norway
Published 8 Jan 2026 · 2 min read
In Norway, Nordic Booster has been a pioneer in developing mobile fast chargers with integrated battery capacity.
The company has also played a key role in electrifying some of the world’s very first excavators.
Now, Nordic Booster has been awarded the Made in Norway label.
“Customers often assume that all high-tech products come from abroad, and that Norway lacks this expertise. We are proud to demonstrate that advanced applications can be developed and manufactured right here in Norway.”
Trond Skaufel
Managing Director of Nordic Booster
Pioneers in applied battery technology
Nordic Booster is a true first-mover in applied battery technology. “We take ideas from academia and transform them into real commercial applications, driving the transition from fossil fuels to electric solutions,” says Trond Skaufel.
The company’s vision? To be the leading driver of the transition to sustainable and innovative solutions in industries still dependent on fossil fuels.
“We want to help to create a future where electric alternatives are not just replacements, but genuine improvements to today’s industrial practices,” says Skaufel.
Norwegian technology and craftsmanship have been crucial to Nordic Booster’s journey – and this is highlighted by the Made in Norway label.
Showcasing Norway’s technological expertise
Many assume that this type of technology does not exist in Norway, which is why Nordic Booster considers the Made in Norway label very important. When the company developed the world’s first mobile charging trailer with integrated battery capacity for construction and infrastructure, it wanted a trademark confirming its genuinely Norwegian origin.
“Customers often assume that all high-tech products come from abroad. We are proud to show that Norway has both the knowledge and the production capacity to deliver world-class technology,” says Skaufel.
Secure solutions for national infrastructure
Initially focused on construction and heavy equipment, Nordic Booster has expanded into heavy transport charging and grid support.
“When we talk about supporting the power grid through our connected solutions, it’s a matter of national security and critical infrastructure – something Norway must retain control over. That’s why delivering these solutions with Norwegian technology is so important,” says Skaufel.
Promoting Norwegian innovation
Nordic Booster will use the Made in Norway label across its website, on its physical products and in communication with both customers and policymakers.
“We will display the label on Hummingbird, Boostcharger and Boostpoint – physical charging stations with and without batteries – all designed, developed, assembled and produced in Norway,” says Skaufel.
The same applies to its software platforms, Chargio and Playmaker, which are developed 100 per cent in Norway by Norwegian experts.
