Below Ekebergåsen in Oslo is Grønlikaia. It is the last major development project in the Bjørvika area/Oslo waterfront. There will be housing, several thousand workplaces, recreational areas and its own harbour promenade. The area is part of the major development and transformation plan that was adopted in 2003 for Bjørvika. The Port of Oslo's own real estate company Hav Eiendom is behind the planning proposal together with its partners.

More than 60,000 delegates are expected at the energy fair ONS, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. The fair takes place in Stavanger Forum 26-30th August and we will be present all week. This is the meeting place for everyone who works in the energy sector.

Dear customers and partners of Olav Olsen. Our offices will be closed during weeks 28, 29 and 30. If you still want to get in contact, you will find more information under departments.

Stortorvet 7, a landmark for architecture and sustainable urban development in Oslo, has recently received honor and acclaim by winning two of the most prestigious awards in the industry: the City Prize 2024 and Building of the Year 2023.

PTK (Production Technology Conference for the power industry) arranged by Fornybar Norway is the most important meeting place for electricity/power providers, suppliers, authorities and research environments in renewable production.

As part of Statnett's focus on further development of the central power grid in Norway, several framework agreements were announced last fall.  Dr.techn. Olav Olsen has, in joint venture with Høyspent Øst, and subcontractors Arkitektene Astrup and Hellern,  Asplan Viak, Katalyzator, Høyspent Vest and AFRY been awarded a framework agreement on substations. 

One of the world's largest hydropower conferences, HYDRO 2023, took place mid-October in Edinburgh. The conference gathers more than 1100 delegates from all over the world within its field of expertise, and is a well renomated international meeting place for everyone who works with hydropower and water resources.

Foundation Artelia is a non-profit (independent) organization that gets its funds from Artelia Group, and that organizes and offers volunteer work with expertise from Artelia's engineers in charity projects around the world. One of the projects is in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and our colleague from Lysaker, Tore Andreas, travelled on a mission together with colleagues from the Artelia system.