Æge Energy is moving to Universitetsgata 10 in Oslo city center
Æge Energy has moved from Nydalen to Universitetsgata 10. Our new offices are located on the 7th floor of a classic brick building, just a few minutes' walk from Nationaltheatret. Being based in the heart of Oslo city center puts us within easy reach of our clients, authorities, and partners.
At our office we have specialists and project managers with extensive experience in the power industry, grid companies, and renewable energy. The team provides support throughout the entire grid connection process, from grid studies and concession applications to detailed engineering, construction, and operation for wind, solar, hydropower, and industrial projects.
Strengthened team in Oslo
Three new colleagues have also joined the team, bringing with them experience from various sectors of the industry.
Vilde Eriksen Bjerknes joins us as Office Manager in Oslo and Managing Director of Æge Power. She brings 25 years of experience in the power industry, ranging from power production and offshore wind to eight years on the board of Statkraft. She understands projects from both the construction site and the boardroom, and knows exactly what it takes to bring them to fruition.
Magnus Bakken joins as Sales and Marketing Manager. He comes to us from Aibel, Goodtech, and Norconsult, where he worked with sales and project management, including in the offshore wind sector. He will now be responsible for raising awareness of Æge Energy's capabilities.
Thea Øverli has experience with grid connections from almost every perspective: as an analyst, client contact, power expert, and process developer. She played a key role in developing the maturity criteria currently used by most Norwegian grid companies.
The move is a result of the company's growth over the past few years. The new premises provide space for more employees and better facilities for client meetings. Clients and partners are welcome to stop by Universitetsgata 10 for a cup of coffee and a chat about power and the grid.
