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Vision 2008
”Green Business Norway shall become Norway's leading innovative authority in environmental energy and technology”

Main aim 2003 – 2008
To be a visible presence and an authoritative participant on behalf of the member enterprises. To be a catalyst, leader and facilitator in securing commercially viable projects for the member enterprises. To have the necessary and relevant expertise to connect R&D, funding and capital with projects and enterprises. To have the necessary and relevant expertise to connect enterprises with opportunities on the international market.

Marketing and presence

Development of www.greenbusiness.no
External presence and marketing.
Team-building and co-operation with our partners.

Intrapreneurship and Entrepreneurship

The Secretariat as a resource bank.
Connect R&D, funding and capital with projects.
Initiate projects in the network.
Initiate projects to the network.

Internationalisation

Contact with Innovation Norway ensures we are a continuous presence in the outside markets. Information activites, meetings and seminars on an ad-hoc basis. Connect company development with export (markets, leads and funding).

Miljøbil Grenland sees positive results after turnaround
14. December 2011
When Miljøbil Grenland announced its complete change of strategy early this year, the company attracted a lot of attention. The industry and the media focused on failed electric car ambitions and job cuts. The board and the new CEO kept faith in the business. Now, at the end of the new strategy´s first year, the results are already starting to show.

Green Business Norway gathers waste expertise in Warsaw
07. November 2011
At a conference last week, representatives of five member companies in Green Business Norway met representatives of Polish public authorities, specialist institutions and municipal waste companies for dialogue and exchange of experience. Among other things, the five Norwegian companies represent expertise in processing organic waste.

The world largest Cambi THP to be built in Washington DC
08. July 2011
Cambi has signed the contract to build the largest Cambi Thermal Hydrolysis Process plant to date at the District of Columbia Sewer & Water Authority’s (DC Water) Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant in Washington DC.

Member meeting
18. Oktober 2011

Environment and Renewable Energy Seminar, Shanghai
13. Oktober 2010

Green Busiess Conference 2010
01. September 2010