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GIEK awarded ECA deal of the year

The cooperation between the financial partners involved with Teekay’s floating production and storage unit (FPSO) Petrojarl Knarr was recently awarded “ECA deal of the year” by Marine Money Offshore. Senior Vice President Vibeke Stray has in collaboration with legal counsels Julianne Heltne and Cathrine Toset represented GIEK in the transaction. Read More

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Norway’s Top Ten Exporters of Renewable Technology

Fred. Olsen Ocean topped Export Credit Norway and Teknisk Ukeblad’s list of the ten most significant Norwegian companies within the international renewables industry. Last year Fred. Olsen Ocean traded for more than one and a half billion NOK in the European renewable market. Top ten list Fred. Olsen… Read More

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GIEK has faith in the oil and gas industry despite the current downturn

-GIEK believes in the industry and will continue to support Norwegian exporters. But we are also taking our role as creditor seriously to make sure we break even in the long term, said GIEK’s CEO Wenche Nistad to a full house at Pareto’s oil and gas conference today. Cutting costs in the oil and gas industry was a key topic at the conference. Read More

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GIEK guarantees for Norwegian equipment package for Songa Equinox

GIEK has issued a guarantee of USD 132 million for the financing of Songa Equinox. GIEK’s guarantee covers loan issued by Export Credit Norway and involves equipment supplied by Norwegian exporters including MHWirth, Kongsberg Maritime, Norsafe, Viking Life-Saving Equipment, Glamox, DNV GL, Cybernetics, and Aker Solutions. Read More

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Easy export financing gives big boost for SafeLink

The Porsgrunn based firm Safe Link AS has developed and leased three "Heave compensators" to be used in major subsea installations for Technip and Subsea 7 - We could not have achieved this without loans and state guarantees from Export Credit Norway and GIEK, says CEO of SafeLink AS, Ole Henning Christiansen. Read More

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GIEK triggered export for NOK 16.2 billion in 2015

In the first four months of the year GIEK has seen an increased demand from renewable energy and inland industries, while oil and gas face demanding conditions. GIEK has issued new guarantees for NOK 8.2 billion from January to April, which triggered NOK 16.2 billion in export contracts. Meanwhile, GIEK has set aside an additional NOK 0.9 billion in its accounts to cover future losses. Read More