Home Products & Services Companies About Contact News Search Steam System Halvorsen Offshore has been a leading developer of steam and boiler technology since 1929. We tailor-make turnkey steam and boiler technology systems in addition to industrial energy systems for the onshore, offshore and marine industries. Halvorsen Offshore supplies complete heating plants, multi-purpose plants and mobile container based systems which can be positioned in and operated from explosive zones. Steam and pressure systems: HALVORSEN Mobile Steam Unit Zone 2 HALVORSEN ORO System HALVORSEN Multipurpose Steam & Pressure Vessel System Contact: Bjørn Helleren Sales Director, Halvorsen Offshore AS +47 468 00 074 bhe@halvorsen.no Steam Boiler from Halvorsen Products in: Boiler & Steam Steam Cleaning Unit Oil Recovery Operation - Steam System Hyperbaric pressure vessels Mobile steam Unit Zone 2 Steam System Multipurpose Steam & Pressure Vessel System Boiler Remote Control Boiler & Steam Send large files Halvorsen Group | post@halvorsen.no | Tel: +47 992 85 600 × Search content Search form Search

Home Products & Services Companies About Contact News Search Good News from Halvorsen Offshore Oil and gas sector news are not all bad, as shown on dn.no in article about Halvorsen Offshore turnaround. Halvorsen Offshore made the headline last week in Norway’s leading business newspaper “Dagens Næringsliv”. Moreover, unlike many others these days, the article published on dn.no 22.12. took an optimistic approach: 2015 revenue is heading towards 250 MNOK, nearly doubling 2014. Temporary laid off employees are back at work, joined by 15 new recruited and 30 – 40 temporaries. New contracts and prospects give reason for optimism for 2016. Sales team and management working almost 24/7, 30 % cost reduction and a favorable currency development, now positions Halvorsen Offshore as a highly competitive provider both in Norway and internationally. Complements to Managing Director Frode Olsen and his dedicated team for a successful turnaround. Busy back at work after temporary lay offs. Photo: Kjell Inge Søreide × Search content Search form Search