Omexom Powers Karpe World, Norway’s Largest Live Experience
The story behind the invisible infrastructure that powered 35,000 visitors a day at Karpe World.
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The story behind the invisible infrastructure that powered 35,000 visitors a day at Karpe World.
Read moreOmexom in Norway has contributed to Circle K’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging hub globally, located at Furuset in Oslo. This new site sets a global benchmark for EV infrastructure and reinforces Oslo’s position as a leader in sustainable transportation.
Read moreAs the demand for clean energy grows, the electrical infrastructure industry is embracing innovative solutions to reduce emissions. SF₆, a widely used greenhouse gas in electrical switchgears at substations, is under scrutiny due to its exceptionally high global warming potential (GWP), more than 24,300 to 25,200 times (*IPCC AR6 data) that of CO₂.
Read moreOn February 2, Omexom in Norway welcomed close to 300 new colleagues with a rebranding event spread in the locations of Kristiansand, Lyngdal, Evje and Møre.
Read moreEurope's first battery replacement station is built! In the municipality of Lier in Norway, near Oslo, the first electric car battery replacement station has been built. On behalf of the electric car manufacturer NIO, Omexom teams in Norway have designed, supplied the electrical infrastructure and then set up the battery replacement station itself.
Read moreOn January 1, 2019, the Norwegian authorities requested the installation of new automatic electricity meters in homes. Permissions have been granted to extend the timeframe for sites where the intervention is more complex than for individual households.
Read moreOmexom in Norway will build the largest bus depot for electric buses. On the 1st of October, the new bus terminal for electric buses in Nepåkeren in Bodø (Northern Norway) will be put into operation. The construction of the new bus terminal is highly significant for the electrification of public transport in the Bodø region.
Read moreIn a few years, it will be forbidden to use creosote-impregnated wooden poles, but the Omexom teams in Norway have already taken the consequences and installed new environmentally friendly poles made of composite wood and natural wood in encapsulated hard plastic.
Read moreIn Norway, light trails are frequent, they are a balm in the heart for Norwegians who can ski there even when winter darkness has fallen.
Read moreThe Måna stadium in Drøbak in Norway literally appears in a new light, thanks to the newly installed LED floodlights.
Read moreIn Aremark, along Torpedalsveien, Omexom's teams in Norway have begun work on the new 22 kV high-voltage line, 12 m high, between Arbu and Brekke power station (South of Oslo).
Read moreIn Oslo, Omexom operates and maintains 70,000 light points in the city half of which are remotely managed.
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