At our Technology Centre in Oslo we serve the wind, hydrogen, CCS and traditional offshore industries. We have expertise in:
- Qualification of structural solutions
- Failure analysis
- Materials technology
- Polymer materials and composites.
We combine this expertise with system knowledge and unique laboratory facilities.
DNV's Technology Centre Oslo - a visit to the premises
DNV’s Technology Centre in Oslo is fully equipped to support the energy industry with wide-ranging expertise and experience. From small valve analysis to full-scale testing, the technology centre is dedicated to advancing industries like wind, CCS, hydrogen, maritime, and oil and gas with a team of 80 experts and our 1800-person cross-industry workforce.
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