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HAV Group ASA, established in 2020 and headquartered in Fosnavåg, Norway, operates globally, providing cutting-edge technology and services to the maritime and marine industries. The group encompasses several subsidiaries, each specializing in distinct sectors of the marine industry. These include HAV Design, Norwegian Electric Systems, Norwegian Greentech, and HAV Hydrogen. Collectively, they offer a broad spectrum of solutions ranging from ship design and engineering to advanced hydrogen and electric propulsion systems, catering to various types of vessels and maritime operations.
Under the HAV Design brand, the company develops, sells, and delivers a wide range of ship designs, project engineering solutions, and system packages. These services are tailored for offshore, transport, and fishing vessels, combining innovation with functionality to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability.
HAV Hydrogen focuses on the delivery of complete and scalable hydrogen systems suitable for both large and small vessels. These systems can be integrated into new buildings or used in retrofits to enable cleaner, more sustainable operations in challenging maritime conditions.
Norwegian Electric Systems is dedicated to manufacturing and supplying advanced electric and hybrid-electric propulsion systems. These innovative solutions, along with integrated automation systems and bridge systems, contribute significantly to reducing the maritime industry's environmental footprint.
The company offers a comprehensive range of integrated automation systems, bridge solutions, navigation, and communication packages. This includes the provision of switchboards, electromechanical products, and crucial safety systems to enhance vessel performance and crew safety.
Through Norwegian Greentech, HAV Group ASA also engages in the design, engineering, and delivery of ballast water treatment systems. These systems are essential for preventing the spread of invasive species across global waters, addressing one of the maritime industry's most significant environmental challenges.