— Møre Trafo always shows up for Fagskolen and gives us valuable insight into how a transformer factory and production work. We are very pleased with the setup, says Elkraft teacher and head of Electrical at Fagskolen, Ulf U. Ødegaard.
Møre Trafo’s Nils Johan Sylte gave the students an introduction to the company’s history, products and future plans. The students Endre Eliassen Røren and Nicolay Sørensen Jore both hold certificates of apprenticeship as power line technicians, and Theo Tindland Ottossen has a certificate of apprenticeship as an electrician and Møre Trafo’s Nils Johan Sylte.
What does Made in Norway mean? Made in Norway is an official labeling scheme from Innovasjon Norge that highlights products and solutions developed and manufactured in Norway, under strict requirements for quality, responsibility, and traceability. Our customers are all over Europe. For them, this is a guarantee. In a world that is constantly changing, and with increasing unpredictability,…
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The hire is a strategic move to strengthen the company’s position in the Danish market, carried out in close cooperation with sister company KL Industri. Krogh will split his role between the two companies, with the goal of building a stronger joint presence in Denmark. The background for this initiative is a market in transition, where investments in the power grid and…
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