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Norwegian Technology Ensures Clean Water for Millions
Inrigo, based in Trondheim, is delivering its largest project to date as it undertakes the task of purifying drinking waterfor Douala, Cameroon, a city with 4.2 million inhabitants. The company, with experts from NTNU and Sintef, has secured a contract worth approximately NOK 875 million. The state-owned Eksfin is contributing to the financing. Read More
The Norwegian seafood industry – the value creation in the supplier industry can more than double by 2035
Menon Report: Measured in value, the industry exported about 2.5 times as much in the first half of 2024 compared to what it did ten years ago. Value creation in the aquaculture industry results in significant value creation in the supplier industry. The aquaculture industry in Norway has enormous global growth potential. Read More
International meeting for Export Credit Agencies in Oslo
From 22-25 April, Eksfin, together with the Berne Union, will host a members' meeting in Oslo. Read More
Historically high level of Norway’s goods and services exports. The export’s share of GDP still lower than in the EU.
Export of goods and services excluding oil and gas ended in 2023 at 1,225 billion Norwegian kroner - the highest level ever. Both goods and services exports increased during the year. Although it is a good year in the Norwegian context, export as a share of GDP is still lower than the EU average. Export supports 640,000 jobs - one-fifth of all jobs. Read More
Db Journey targets the global market
Db Journey targets the global market with a working capital guarantee from Eksfin Read More
Eksfin finances milestone contract for Norwegian defense system from Kongsberg Group to Poland
Export Finance Norway (Eksfin) and the Polish government signed on Nov 30th an export financing agreement for the purchase of the coastal defence system NASAM from Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace. Read More
Eksfin provides EUR 180min loan guarantees backing Seaway 7 cable installation at huge offshore wind park in Taiwan
State-backed export credit agency Export Finance Norway (Eksfin) provides NOK 2bn (EUR 180m) in loan financing to the Hai Long wind park in the Taiwan Strait on the back of services rendered by Seaway 7. The transaction increases Eksfin’s total financing commitment to the global offshore wind market towards EUR 2,6 billion. Joint-venture Hai Long development partners Northland Power Inc. of Canada and Japan’s Mitsui & Co.,Ltd. won construction approval for the project in March this year. Situated between 45 and 70 kilometres off Taiwan’s Changhua coast, on completion the 1 gigawatt (GW) offshore wind park will be the largest in Taiwan with capacity to supply clean energy to more than one million households. Full commercial operation is expected in 2026/2027, with energy supplied according to power purchase agreements already in place. Read More