Reinertsen New Energy and EK Bluebridge Join Forces to Support the Aquaculture Industry

Following several years of collaboration across multiple projects, Reinertsen New Energy AS and EK Bluebridge AS are entering into a strategic partnership to strengthen Reinertsen New Energy’s position in the aquaculture and seafood industry.

The collaboration builds on a strong professional relationship, developed through joint projects, technical discussions and a shared understanding of how experience from demanding industries can create value in a rapidly evolving aquaculture sector.

Reinertsen New Energy brings decades of engineering experience from the energy industry, delivering complex projects where technical quality, safety, reliability and execution are critical.

Through dialogue with companies across the seafood industry, it has become increasingly clear that these capabilities are highly relevant to the challenges facing the sector today. Aquaculture is developing rapidly, with growing demands for advanced infrastructure, integrated systems, operational reliability and robust technical solutions.

Reinertsen New Energy brings engineering expertise that can be transferred directly into this environment – combining multidisciplinary engineering, systems understanding and project execution capabilities to manage complexity and develop safe, efficient and robust solutions.

Through the partnership, EK Bluebridge will contribute market insight, strategic positioning and commercial development, while Reinertsen New Energy will provide the engineering expertise and project capabilities required to turn opportunities and concepts into practical solutions.

Together, the companies aim to build a stronger bridge between established engineering expertise from the energy sector and the evolving technical needs of aquaculture – supporting projects from early-phase development and engineering through to Owner’s Engineering and project execution.

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