About Us
-
Dorte Bae Solvang
Managing Director
In her position as managing director of Norsk Industriutvikling, Dorte leads the development of Eiktyr Giga Site. She has worked for more than 15 years with planning and development of large scale infrastructure projects.
She is educated as economic geographer from the University of Bergen. Dorte has acquired solid experience in management of complex projects and processes, including site screening, stakeholder management and all types of permit processes. She brings a vast network within and around these fields on all levels, knowing all central decision makers.
Phone: +47 952 58 592
Email: dorte@industriutvikling.no
-
Terje Andersen
Chairman of the board
Terje has held several executive leadership roles with international companies and startups. Global partner and CEO in PwC Norway, Nordic and EMEIA (Europe, Middle East, India, Africa). Terje has also 16 years of experience with EY, global partner and CEO Norway and Nordic.
In 2020 he founded Morrow Batteries, as CEO of Morrow he started the journey and development of the company - giga battery cell production company in Norway.
He has deep experience in change management, strategy and business development, operations and execution, lean and performance improvement.
-
Daniel Nilsson
Risk and quality manager
Daniel works with project development of the Eiktyr Giga Site within several areas of expertise. He has an eye for details and is good at identifying challenges and opportunities across all project stages.
Daniel holds a Master of Science in Engineering within energy systems and renewable energy.
He has worked for 4 years with planning and development of large infrastructure projects and prior to that he worked 4 years with risk management and due diligence of large projects in the Nordic region.
Phone: +47 480 59 757
Email: daniel@industriutvikling.no
The primary owner of Norsk Industriutvikling AS is Valinor, with extensive experience in renewable projects and investments in sustainable business.
Valinor has enjoyed great success with green investments in recent years and is probably most known as the owner of EV charging company Zaptec, which it developed and listed publicly. Today, Zaptec is valued at about NOK 4.5 billion. Recently, Valinor announced that its subsidiary Norsk Havvind had entered a joint venture with the energy majors Total and Iberdrola on offshore wind on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. This comes on top of the NOK 7 billion renewable projects developed by another subsidiary, Norsk Vind.
Valinor has also invested in energy storage, heat pumps, robots, and aquaculture. Valinor has a value-adjusted capital base of NOK 2.5 billion, and 90% of the company's profits go back to other sustainable investments.
Banner image: Francesca Hotchin, Unsplash