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We have a new employee in Norway - Christiane Duscha!   Christiane holds a MSc in Meterology from Hamburg. She also recently defended her PhD thesis at University of Bergen within the title: “Characterizing the convective boundary layer with wind-profiling and...

We have a new employee in Sweden - Christoffer Hallgren! Christoffer is joining our analysis team in Sweden, and is working from Uppsala.   What brought you to Kjeller Vindteknikk? Green energy transition is close to my heart, and being a meteorologist focusing...

Last month, we got a new employee to our Finnish office to work on measurements: Jeremias Törnström! Jeremias has a double degree as electrical/automation technician and electrical engineer. He has previously worked on HVAC, car charging, solar power and grid...

We have a new employee on our analysis team – Jonas Mundheim Strand!   Jonas is joining Øyvind and Guro at our Stavanger office. He just finished his master in renewable energy in Tromsø and has moved back to his hometown. He is excited to start working for...

Your input is very valuable, and we are therefore arranging an interesting workshop. By attending, you will gain unique insight into the challenges and needs in the industry, as well as being a part of shaping future solutions!

  Every year a “Power Woman” is crowned within the Power Woman network (“Kraftkvinnene” in Norwegian) – an initiative for women in the renewable power industry. The purpose is to create an arena to build networks with other women in the industry, and the award is...

"Calm and cold" was the best describing keywords for the three first weeks of the new year over the Nordics. Looking back on the year behind us, the wind has also been remarkably calm over large areas over long periods. Here is a short summary of the wind conditions...

The Scandinavians have noticed one thing about the start of the new year – it is cold! But what is the cause of this drop in the temperature? We have gotten one of our experts in meteorology – Dr Sigmund Guttu - to explain this cold weather. The start of the winter...

Greenland is taking a bold step towards sustainable energy with plans for multiple wind farms, supported by meteorological analyses conducted by Kjeller Wind Teknikk. The recent installation of a 160-meter measurement mast on Greenland’s west coast marks a crucial milestone in the development of a sustainable wind farm led by Anori, highlighting the region’s commitment to harnessing its abundant wind resources for a greener future.