The numbers on the world map show ongoing Nopef projects per continent. Click the numbers to read more about Nopef funded projects on each continent.
The Norwegian renewable energy firm Differ AS enhances energy security in Kenya’s healthcare sector with its innovative pay-as-you-go solar model. The company received Nopef funding.
Finland-based Manna Insect creates an innovative circular solution based on insects to process biowaste, fertilise crops and feed animals. Nopef funded a feasibility study to test a pilot project in Kenya.
Norwegian renewable energy company Kube Energy is specialised in providing clean, renewable energy in remote and unstable areas.
The Icelandic engineering company Mannvit are improving the Icelandic and Indonesian economies by providing clean energy.
The Danish davit crane supplier’s expansion to Southeast Asia started with a feasibility study, which led to the establishment of a company in Taiwan.
Climate change is making flooding worse in Vietnam, but thanks to the Cold Flood Barrier, a solution is now at hand.
Polar Fishing Gear expanded to Russia with the help of Nopef. Now they are ready to take a look at the Chinese market.
The Icelandic engineering company Mannvit hf. has initiated a comprehensive pilot project in Bosnia and Herzegovina and has established a subsidiary in the country to support the initiative.
Icelandic company DTE has developed a way to substantially reduce waste during metal production, using an innovative process to analyse molten metals.
The Finnish company’s unique ultrasound industrial cleaning technology is making an impact in North America.
The Swedish company Steelwrist worked with Nopef to take their ingenious “wrist” for excavators to three international markets.
Consat Telematics offers traffic and fleet management services to public transportation for optimising routes and operations and increasing efficiency. Nopef funding helped the company enter the Brazilian market.
Danish Social Cities saved money and resources by recycling greywater in one of the driest places on Earth.
Financing from Nopef helped Scandinavian Enviro Systems scale up its circular economy solution and initialise a joint venture with Michelin in Chile.