Norwegian Greentech AS has signed several new contracts with a combined value of nearly NOK 20 million. The agreements include deliveries of advanced purification systems for both wellboats and ballast water treatment systems, marking a positive trend in the company’s order intake.
One of the contracts involves the delivery of a complete treatment system for a new wellboat being built for a Norwegian customer. In addition, the company will supply five separate ballast water treatment systems to various shipyards in Norway.
- It is encouraging to see the upturn in the aquaculture industry continue after a prolonged period of stagnation due to the so-called ‘salmon tax, says Børge Gjelseth, SVP Commercial at Norwegian Greentech.
Gjelseth also expressed satisfaction that the company continues to strengthen its position in its core business area:
- We are maintaining a strong position in the ballast water treatment market, which we are very proud of. I would like to give special thanks to Lars-Tore Lynge, our sales manager for ballast water systems in Norway, for his solid efforts.
Since its inception around 15 years ago, Norwegian Greentech has distinguished itself with compact and space-efficient solutions. Combined with offering the market’s most energy-efficient system, customers receive solutions that are well suited to today's requirements for low fuel consumption, reduced CO₂ emissions, and minimal maintenance costs.
- More and more people are recognizing the advantages of our BWMS system, which gives us good reason to expect growth in both demand and sales going forward, concludes Lars-Tore Lynge.
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For further information, please contact:
Børge Gjelseth, SVP Commercial, Norwegian Greentech
Phone: +47 90 06 11 97
Email: borge.gjelseth@norwegiangt.no
About Norwegian Greentech
Norwegian Greentech supplies sustainable systems for clean water. The company's main product is a ballast water treatment system, but it also delivers a range of water purification systems to the offshore and land-based aquaculture industry. To date, the company has sold more than 800 treatment systems in markets experiencing growth due to stricter international regulations.
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Photo Caption:
From left: Børge Gjelseth and Lars-Tore Lynge from Norwegian Greentech, photographed during Nor-Shipping 2025
