Exilva, a new type of product called cellulose fibrils (also known as nanocellulose), is a powerful additive created using cellulose from Scandinavian forests. It improves rheology, stability and structure in product formulations and is an all-natural, sustainable substitute for oil-based additives.
Lillehammer in Central Norway is an ideal holiday destination for outdoor adventures. The town has some of the country’s most spectacular scenery right on its doorstep, and Rondane, Jotunheimen and Langsua national parks are all within easy reach. It is one of Norway’s certified sustainable tourist destinations.
Longyearbyen is Norway’s – and the world’s – northernmost sustainable tourist destination, where the High Arctic wilderness begins in the town centre and virtually never ends. The small, colourful town is the administrative centre of Svalbard and home to around 2 100 people from 50 countries living in unity in tough climatic conditions.
Hywind has been hailed as nothing less than a revolution in the renewable energy sector. The floating wind farm concept opens up for offshore wind in previously inaccessible deep waters. Expectations are high for the world’s first commercial floating wind farm, which opened in offshore Scotland in October 2017.
The Lindesnes region in Southern Norway is home to the town of Mandal, with its white wooden houses, beautiful archipelago and teeming summer life, as well as to the southernmost mainland lighthouse, Lindesnes Lighthouse. The region also offers excellent fishing and varied nature. It is one of Norway’s certified sustainable destinations.