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TOM WOOD ASTom Wood is a contemporary jewellery brand from Norway. The company's commitment to responsibility goes hand in hand with its commitment to quality.
THERMTECH ASThermtech is a Norwegian technology company with head office in Bergen, Norway. In 2004 Thermtech defined its ambition of creating the global technology standard for the treatment of oily waste, with the aim of contributing to a cleaner world. Since then the number of TCC®’s in the world has grown steadily.
ECO STOR ASECO STOR was established in 2018 to commercialise intellectual property and knowledge gained from ‘Second Life’ energy storage development started in 2013. The business was founded by Incube AS, a material-innovation and architecture company headquartered in Oslo, Norway.
NORSKIN MATERIALS SALTEN AS
AION ASAION enables the shift towards sustainable plastics by offering a one-stop shop for large-scale circular plastic solutions.
BIORETUR ASWith Bioretur, you gain access to the best technology for sludge treatment in the aquaculture industry, while also getting a partner who manages sludge from being a problem to sustainable utilization.
OCEANFRONT ASOceanfront is a Norwegian company dedicated to developing sustainable maritime solutions, focusing on innovative technologies that promote environmental responsibility within the marine sector.
NTG – NORSK TEKSTILGJENVINNING ASNTG is a mechanical textile recycling company that receives, sorts, prepares and recycles textiles into fibres, creating the conditions for a circular textile value chain.
GE HEALTHCARE AS
HØGÅS EQUIPMENT AS
MIVANOR ASOur product is innovative purification technology for treating contaminated water from industry. When the water has been processed through our facilities, it is so clean that it can safely be released into nature.
NOFIR ASNofir - Bringing value to marine waste Nofir is a Norwegian company, which collects and recycles discarded equipment from fishing and fish farming. Collected material is transported to the factory in Lithuania where equipment is dismantled and prepared for recycling. In this way the company not only prevent fishing nets from going to the seas but also helps in creating new, valuable products like clothes, furniture, carpets, and others.