Official Catalogue & Magazine 2024

OFFICIAL CATALOGUE & MAGAZINE

Come and meet Accelleron during the Atlantic Fair in Hall B booth B-152.

WELCOME to Atlantic Fair 2024

Over the past two decades, the Faroe Islands have experienced significant growth. Since the beginning of this millennium, the population has increased from approximately 45,000 to over 54,000 residents. Remarkably, 90% of the population is now connected by a network of bridges and tunnels, paving the way for new opportunities.

In recent years, several modern fishing vessels have been added to the maritime fleet, and the island’s modern industry plays a central role in the global drive towards internationalization.

Fish farming has nearly tripled in tonnage since the year 2000 and now accounts for approximately half of the total fish export value.

The transition to renewable energy is progressing rapidly and now includes wind turbines and harnessing ocean currents, in addition to hydropower.

MAIN SPONSORS:

P/F CHRISTIAN Í GRÓTINUM

OPENING HOURS

May 28th 10am - 5pm

May 29th 10am - 5pm

May 30th 10am - 4pm

Throughout this transformative period, Atlantic Fair has evolved into a prominent international exhibition, and this year, we are proud to host 180 companies, representing 15 countries, present in the two halls as well as in an outdoor exhibition.

I’m convinced that Atlantic Fair will yet again showcase the best within the maritime industry in the North Atlantic and what it has to offer; both within the local community and to the wider world.

We extend a heartfelt welcome to Atlantic Fair 2024 and wish each of you a rewarding experience and fruitful connections.

Áki í Skemmuni CEO and Managing Director

Saman røkka vit longri

Hjá okkum fært tú neyðuga serkunnleikan

Sum vinnukundi í Føroya Banka og Trygd fært tú ein sterkan viðleikara og holla ráðgeving í samband við fígging og trygging.

Vit hava drúgvar royndir í føroyskum vinnulívi, og veita allar tænastur innan fígging og trygging til føroysku vinnuna.

Saman finna vit røttu loysnina.

Vit sameina okkara førleikar á Atlantic Fair og hava starvsfólk við drúgvum royndum á staðnum.

Finn okkum á bási nr. D-350.

I am honoured

to WELCOME you once again to Klaksvík

–

The vibrant fisherieshub of the Faroe Islands

At the previous fair more than 4000 visitors from 20 countries visited Atlantic Fair in Klaksvík, the industrious fishing capital of the North Atlantic. As prime minister of the Faroes Islands, I am honored to welcome you once again.

Few nations in the world are as closely tied to the sea as the Faroes Islands. It goes without saying that the exploitation of our natural resources has been the foundation of the Faroese economy and welfare for generations. As country we strive to ensure that these resources are utilized in a sustainable way with responsible and effective fisheries.

Atlantic Fair is living proof that innovation and adaptability go hand in hand. I am confident that the fair will once again showcase the very best of maritime-related businesses in the North Atlantic region and worldwide.

Aksel V. Johannesen Prime Minister of the Faroe Islands

Map of Klaksvík

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Upsalagøta

Welcome to Klaksvík

The fishing industry has historically been the bedrock of Faroese society. Therefore, the country's financial state is, to a certain extent, a mirror of the state of the fish stock around the Faroe Islands.

As the fishery capital of the Faroe Islands, it is important to the local area that the fishing industry has secure and stable conditions to work with.

Consequently, the importance of sustainable fisheries is something that all in the industry occupy themselves with, even though there might be differences in opinions concerning best practices for working towards sustainability. However, the fishing industry in the Faroe Islands is recognized for continuing to develop new sustainable solutions, which can contribute to securing the industry in the future. An example is the new ships arriving in the Faroese fleet this year, which will be a significant contribution towards greater sustainability.

The fishing Capital of the Faroe Islands

Welcome to KLAKSVÍK

Atlantic Fair is a platform supporting this agenda, an international trade show hosted in Klaksvík for networking for companies worldwide. During these three days, companies will strengthen their current business network, make new business partners, and get inspired to find complicated solutions in new innovative ways that cross borders. Such cooperation can be time-consuming and costly; however, it is a decisive part of progressing toward a sustainable future in the fishing industry.

New possibilities for travel between countries are more accessible than ever. I believe that it is essential for Faroese companies to have the possibility to showcase their products in their local environment and display the hospitality the Faroese people are known for. Therefore, Atlantic Fair provides an excellent opportunity for local businesses to strengthen their business relations in their local settings, strengthening the foundation for future cooperation.

As Mayor of Klaksvík, I am pleased that our town gets the honor to host the Atlantic Fair 2024, a business trade show with great value for the town. This event receives thousands of visitors, and I hope all trade show attendees will have a great experience and explore the town’s shopping and cultural opportunities.

On behalf of the city of Klaksvík, I want to welcome you to the Atlantic Fair 2024.

Kind regards Karl

H. Johansen, Mayor

The North Atlantic Link

Norröna

Mykines / Akranes Glyvursnes

Seyðisfjörður Iceland

Tórshavn Faroe Islands

Þorlákshöfn Iceland

Rotterdam The Netherlands Hirtshals Denmark

CHRISTIAN Í GRÓTINUM: a pelagic fishing company

BY JÓHANN LÜTZEN

Jan Petersen, CEO of the Christian í Grótinum, speaks of the corporate group, its history, its current fleet and contemporary activities as well as about future plans which include a brand new four-star hotel in the town of Klaksvik.

– “Christian í Grótinum is one of the largest businesses in Klaksvik employing about 100 people. Our core assets are two pelagic vessels that fish the four prevalent pelagic fish herring, mackerel, capelin, and blue whiting, and the last years both the fish stocks of said fish kinds and the quotas have been relatively large, meaning a significant annual result and stabile activities”, says Petersen.

The vessel Norðborg is a production vessel with a fish and meal factory on board that also produces fishoil. Most part of the fish is frozen on bord and sold to various countries around the globe, whilst the waste is produced to fishmeal and fish oil.

The companies second vessel Christian í Grótinum, is a pelagic RSW trawler fishing and unloading to on land production, mainly to to plants at Fuglafjørður, where Christian í Grótinum is a 30%-shareholder of the pelagic plant Pelagos.

The Christian í Grótinum corporate group began back in the winter of 1971-72 with different owners than today and with just one vessel, the Borðoyarnes, a long-liner destined for fishery at Flemish Cap. In 1975 the first Christian í Grótinum vessel was built at Skála Shipyard and stayed in the fleet until 1998, when a new vessel by the same name came from Chile.

In 2000 the group acquired the company Hvalnes and the vessel Norðborg. At the same time decision was made to go for on-board production, first with an older factory trawler from Norway and in 2009 the company got a new production vessel that was build at Asmar ship yeard in Chile. In 2013 we got a second production vessel that was replaced with a new RSW travler in 2022. The goal is to replace Norðborg in the near future, but the project is sat on hold due to higher prices than expected and expected lower quotas due to fishery agreements with costal states.

Christian í Grótinum Group is closely knit to the local community in Klaksvik, and is e.g. building a new and modern hotel in the town. The necessary capital has been invested, and the hotel is now being built. According to plans the hotel will have 4 stars, 83 rooms, and is to be

ready for use in December 2025. There will be a restaurant with seating for 80 people, a café and a a lobby. There will also be a large ballroom with room for approximately 300 people.

There is a healthy competition going on between the two largest towns on the Faroe Islands, Torshavn and Klaksvik, and the hotel will also be in competition with the numerous hotels in the capital. The tourism industry is booming at the moment, and CEO Jan Petersen sees the hotel as a good investment not only due to tourism but first and foremost for the thriving of the local community in Klaksvik.

Christian í Grótinum is also the owner of Amarant, the local bakery and lately the company also invested in Magn, Gist & Vist and since 2014 has been a 30% owner of Pelagos in Fuglafjørður.

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THE FAROE ISLANDS

– unspoiled, unexplored, unbelievable

Remotely clustered in the North Atlantic Ocean, a rugged archipelago of eighteen mountainous islands erupt out of the ocean in imposing basalt cliffs. The Faroe Islands, sandwiched between Nordic neighbours Iceland and Norway, offer vast, untamed and spectacular landscapes that are immediately impressive and undeniably compelling.

Travellers are often made small by the grandiosity of the natural environment; the daunting sea cliffs, the unforgiving waves that ripple against the coastline, the lush green valleys surrounded by steep mountains. ˇ

Days are lived as nature intended: without strife, without fuss, and always subject to the weather. Left in relative solitude since the first settlers arrived in the fourth century, the Faroese today exhibit a vibrant culture distinctly their own.

Beyond fishing and shepherding, to be Faroese is to be creative and diverse. Gifted chefs cook world-class cuisine. Artisans create masterpieces with wool and fabric. Architects build. Artists paint, and musicians sing – with amber voices that crack in all the right places, against jazz and heavy-metal infused folk music that merges the past and present, and over the invasive drum beats of electropop and indie rock.

The Faroese, a population of nearly 50,000 people, are endearingly hospitable and gentle in their manner. Love for their homeland is deep and honest. They are quiet natured, peaceful, and exercise a strong sense of community. Hospitality is innate; their doors are always open.

The Faroe Islands, translated directly as “sheep islands”, is a self-governing nation under the external sovereignty of the Kingdom of Denmark. Culture is the seat of Faroese pride, with its independent language, flag and traditions. ˇ

In a generation, with the help of the prosperous fishing trade that accounts for approximately 20 percent of GDP, the Faroese have come into a cradle of affluence, seen to some degree in the widespread use of technology and well-established infrastructure that connects the 18 islands by roads, bridges and subsea tunnels, making it effortless to travel around the country. This, along with first class telecommunications and high-speed internet, provides a superb base for maintaining the economic, social and cultural sustainability of communities all around the country.

Although the islands exude the sense of a mysterious land far away, they can be reached by air in only two hours from continental Europe.

Factbox

Name:

The Faroe Islands (Føroyar)

Location:

In the middle of the Gulf Stream in the North Atlantic at 62º00’N and 06º47’W, halfway between Scotland and Iceland

Total land area: 1,399km2 (540 square miles)

Islands:

18 volcanic islands separated by narrow sounds and fjords arranged roughly in the form of an arrowhead. All but one are inhabited.

Heights: Highest peak 880m (2,887ft); average height above sea level 300m (980ft)

Climate: Average 3º-11ºC, winter-summer

Population: 51,440 (as of Feb ’19)

Language: Faroese. Danish has equal status in all official affairs

Religion: Evangelical Lutheran

Government: Parliamentary democracy

Main industries: Fishing and aquaculture, shipping and offshore services, tourism and prospects for petroleum in Faroese area

Currency: Faroese króna (DKK)

Måløy Maritime Group is a cluster of 14 companies that all operate in the maritime industry in Måløy, Norway. We offer a complete range of services to the fleet, undertaking all relevant operations. Together, our members have all the necessary skills to be a complete supplier of all services needed to the maritime industry.

SHIPYARD SERVICES

DESIGN & ENGINEERING

INSTALLATION & ELECTRIC SYSTEMS

FISHING GEAR & EQUIPMENT

GENERAL SUPPLY & PORT FACILITIES

A WORLD LEADING MARITIME CLUSTER

LODNA Mallotus Villosus

SVARTKJAFTUR Micromesistius poutassou

SILD Clupea Harengus

MAKRELUR Scomber Scombrus

FAROE SHIP –environmentally responsible shipping

BY JÓHANN LÜTZEN

Bogi Petursson Nielsen (48, from Tórshavn) is the CEO of Faroe Ship. Nielsen’s academic background is not typical for the shipping business; he is an accountant and has briefly worked in the oil industry before joining Faroe Ship in 2007. The incumbent CEO of Atlantic Airways, Johanna á Bergi, was at that time running Faroe Ship. After a few years Nielsen advanced to financial manager, and when Mrs. á Bergi changed career in 2015, Nielsen first became interim CEO and full CEO later in 2015.

Faroe Ship deals with shipping and transportation by sea. Most of the shipping is done with large container ships, and to a lesser extent in reeferships that transport frozen goods. Apart from being a containerliner company, Faroe Ship operates warehouses, coldstores, container terminal, vessel agency and freight forwarding. Faroe Ship was formerly a local business by the name of Skipafelagið Føroyar, but has since 2004 been a part of the larger Eimskip conglomerate.

Faroe Ship is situated in Tvøroyri, in Tórshavn, and in Klaksvík. The head office is in Tórshavn, where the administration also is along with a container terminal, coldstore and warehouses, whilst running a coldstore and warehouse in Klaksvík and warehouse and trucking activities in Tvøroyri.

Currently Faroe Ship employs 40 people as office staff, approximately 25 drivers; mainly truck drivers, and about 25 people working in the warehouses and terminal. The division of labour is about 40/60 in administration/operations respectively. In addition to these Faroe Ship also has temporary workforce that comes in to work odd hours, mainly for on- and offloading ships.

A majority of the importcargo comes from Denmark via the port of Aarhus, but Faroe Ship has a wide range of other ports. Export is more wide ranging with Faroe Ship ships sailing to and from as different countries as UK, Denmark, Germany, Norway, Sweden and the Netherlandsted as well as to the United States and Canada. Furthermore the company is Maersk agent in the Faroe Islands when it comes to servicing ports outside of their own shipping links.

Today Faroe Ship is a financially stable business constantly seeking to improve itself digitally and professionally with the everlasting goal to become more efficient. The future is looking bright, and Mr. Nielsen mentions that there currently are signs of a lower financial interests as well as lower oil prices.

Apart from that, the costs of running transportation have, however, not lowered and show no signs of reduction in the foreseeable future either.

Among the company’s goals Faroe Ship strives to become ‘climate neutral’, as Nielsen puts it, by the year 2040. Nielsen admits this is perhaps overtly ambitious, but they need such goals to become more environmentally sustainable, but we need to be ambitous in order to reach the target – ‘When Faroe Ship purchases new devices and tools, we are very aware to buy environmentally friendly ones’, Nielsen says.

– ‘In the near future Faroe Ship will be relocating to new buildings and offices in Tórshavn Harbour that meet our every demand, giving new possibilities. So the future looks both bright and exciting’, Nielsen optimistically concludes the interview by saying.

Floorplan

Registration

ENTRANCE

B-152 Accelleron Denmark

D-335 AltiCare Denmark

B-103 Atlantic Shipping AS Denmark

B-191 Beritech A/S. Denmark

B-192 Datamatik Aps Denmark

B-108 DeckOffice.dk Denmark

B-195 EagleBurgmann Denmark Denmark

D-394 Greenoil Standard A/S Denmark

B-139 Hundested Propeller A/S Denmark

B-105 Karstensens Shipyard A/S Denmark

B-176 Korsør Propeller A/S Denmark

D-325 Kynde & Toft A/S Denmark

B-197 Nordhavn Power Solutions Denmark

B-153 Per Aarsleff A/S Denmark

B-194 Tribo-Logic ApS Denmark

D-337 62°N vinna Faroe Islands

B-132 Antares Faroe Islands

D-366 Atlantic Airways Faroe Islands

B-161 Baader Faroe Islands

D-350 Føroya Banki Faroe Islands

B-124 Bátatænastan Faroe Islands

D-318 Berglon Faroe Islands

Hall B

outdoor EXHIBITION

D-315 Betri Banki Faroe Islands

D-315 Betri Trygging Faroe Islands

D-336 Christian í Grótinum Faroe Islands

B-128 El-Service Faroe Islands

D-322 ETV, EL-Talvuvirkið Faroe Islands

D-334 Faroe Ship Faroe Islands

C-201 Faroe Sportfishing Faroe Islands

D-306 Fishfacts Faroe Islands

B-175 Fokus Industry Faroe Islands

D-320 Fonn Flog Faroe Islands

D-391 Formula Faroe Islands

B-132 Føroya Skipara og Navigatørfelag Faroe Islands

D-343 Føroya Tele Faroe Islands

B-117 Frost P/F Faroe Islands

B-118 GC Rieber Føroyar Faroe Islands

D-324 Grafia Faroe Islands

B-184 Johs.Elektro Faroe Islands

D-395 Kaj Andreasen & Co. Faroe Islands

B-154 KBI Faroe Islands

D-311 KEMILUX Faroe Islands

D-352 KJ-Hydraulik Faroe Islands

A-021 KJ-Hydraulik Faroe Islands

B-144 Kjølur Faroe Islands

B-101 Kjølur Faroe Islands

A-003 Kjølur Faroe Islands

B-133 Klaksvíkar Kommuna Faroe Islands

B-122 Knud E. Hansen Faroe Islands

A-024 Komfortbilar Faroe Islands

C-203 Komfortbilar Faroe Islands

B-131 Krympiplast Faroe Islands

B-184 KSS Faroe Islands

D-326 Logos Hope Faroe Islands

B-134 LookNorth Faroe Islands

B-132 Maskinmeistarafelagið Faroe Islands

D-326 Mercy Ships Føroyar Faroe Islands

D-380 Mest Faroe Islands

B-170 MP Teknik Faroe Islands

D-327 Nema Faroe Islands

B-123 Netastovan P/F Faroe Islands

C-205 Norðlýsið Faroe Islands

D-336 Northpelagic Faroe Islands

D-390 Norðoya Sparikassi Faroe Islands

B-113 Oilwind Faroe Islands

A-015 Opus Faroe Islands

B-190 Petur Larsen Pf. Faroe Islands

B-166 Radiobúðin P/F Faroe Islands

D-328 Rock Trawldoors Faroe Islands

B-126 Sílnet Faroe Islands

D-314 Sjógæti Faroe Islands

D-323 Sjómansmissiónin Faroe Islands

D-313 Sjóvinnustýrið Faroe Islands

B-120 Smyril Line Cargo Faroe Islands

B-114 Stýr Faroe Islands

D-350 Trygd Faroe Islands

B-106 Univice Faroe Islands

D-341 Vikmar p/f Faroe Islands

D-364 Vónin P/F Faroe Islands

B-138 Würth Føroyar Faroe Islands

D-338 Hampiðjan hf. Iceland

D-301 Måløy Maritime Group AS Norway

B-110 Maritime Montering AS Norway

B-102 Mørenot Fishery AS Norway

B-150 ScaleAQ Norway

D-330 Seaonics AS Norway

D-316 Peter Bruce Ships Painters (PBP) Scotland

Niels Winther, Vinnuhúsið

May 28th, 11.30PM

Language: Faroese

”Market Access for Faroese products and services”

In the presentation, Niels Winther, Managing Director of the House of Industry, presents the results from a recent survey among Faroese exporters regarding market access.

The market access for faroese fish products is then compared with the market access that other countries have for their products. Finally, the need for further double taxation agreements with other countries is addressed in the presentation.”

Will the Faroe Islands still be a seafaring nation in 20 years?

The Faroe Islands are moving away from 100-year old maritime traditions.

Hans Johannes á Brúgv, Sjóvinnustýrið

May 28th, 13.00PM

Language: Faroese

LECTURES

May 28th, 11.30PM

Niels Winther Vinnuhúsið

May 28th, 13.00PM

Hans Johannes á Brúgv Sjóvinnustýrið

May 28th, 14.00PM

Bjørn Kunoy Fróðskaparsetrið/ Uttanríkisráðið

May 28th, 14.30PM

Uni Árting og Heri Ziska Jarðfeingi

May 28th, 16.00PM

Jan Müller

FOÍB (Føroya Orkuídnaðarbólkur)

May 29th, 11.00PM

Mouritz Mohr MEST

May 29th, 13.00PM

Inge Bertil Straume and Vegard Nesset Hjelvik Skipsteknisk

May 29th, 14.00PM

Finn Wollesen, Thormund Johannesen, Marni Olsen and Jóhannes á Forunum from Knud E. Hansen

May 29th, 15.00PM

Helma Maria Tróndheim SEV

May 29th, 15.30PM

Heini Ellingsgaard Effo

May 30th, 11.00PM

Brandur í Funningsstovu Sjónám

May 30th, 13.00PM

Dávur Winther

Head of Cultural Affairs, Municipality of Klaksvík

FAIR.FO

“The

limits of the continental shelf of the Faroe Islands and rights

embedded therein”

Bjørn Kunoy, Fróðskaparsetrið/Uttanríkisráðið May 28th, 14.00PM

Language: Faroese

In 2019 the Faroe Islands/Denmark concluded two outer continental shelf delimitation agreements with Iceland and Norway, respectively. These agreements relate to the area north of the Faroe Islands, beyond 200 nautical miles from the baselines from which the breadth of the territorial sea is measured. In so doing the Faroe Islands asserted exclusive and sovereign rights to explore and exploit all resources in an additional area of 27.000 square kilometres, including also possible rare-earth minerals on the seabed.

Faroe Islands/Denmark have an additional outer continental shelf claim to regarding the Faroe-Rockall Plateau, which in 2010 was submitted to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf. The claimed outer continental shelf entitlement to the Faroe Rockall Plateau was submitted to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf in December 2010, the consideration of which is pending. Neighbouring countries have overlapping claims to the Faroe-Rockall Plateau.

The exercise of any sovereign powers within the Faroe-Rockall Plateau is contingent upon two factors. Firstly, the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf must consider the claim(s). Secondly, the relevant neigbouring States must seek to agree on delimitation agreements, failing which the dispute may be referred to relevant compulsory conciliation commission proceedings or, as appropriate, to the International Court of Justice or international courts and tribunals.

Seabed minerals on the Faroese Continental Shelf

Numerous geological surveys have been conducted on the Faroese continental shelf. These have mostly focussed either on hydrocarbon exploration related geology or the Faroe Islands’ claim to an extended continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles. In conjunction with many of these surveys, so-called seabed grab samples are taken, and some of these have returned samples of seabed minerals.

Seabed minerals are minerals that precipitate on the ocean floor, particularly where there is little sedimentation, where the seabed is hard, and where the slope is steep. Various types of seabed minerals exist, including iron-manganese crusts, iron-manganese nodules, and SMS (seafloor massive sulphides). What these minerals have in common is that they contain a range of critical metal resources (polymetallic), which are largely used in producing batteries and electric production tools that are part of the green transition, as well as being significant in high-tech manufacturing. These minerals are currently in high demand, and this has led the Norwegian authorities to permit exploration for these minerals on the Norwegian seafloor.

Samples from the Faroese seafloor have shown that both iron-manganese crusts and iron-manganese nodules are present, and surveys in deep waters have also indicated areas where conditions are favourable for finding particularly iron-manganese crusts, but possibly also SMS. Further investigations are needed to confirm the extent of these areas and the actual quantities of minerals present.

May 28th, 14.30PM

Language: Faroese

Uni Árting og Heri Ziska, Jarðfeingi

Future business opportunities on both sides of the UK/ Faroes boundary

Development of oil- and gas discoveries as offshore windenergyparks in UK waters and future exploration for oil and gas in Faroese waters, can deliver new opportunities for Faroese industry. As well as future cooperation between Faroes and UK on the Atlantic Margin.

Jan Müller, FOÍB (Føroya Orkuídnaðarbólkur)

May 28th, 16.00PM

Language: Faroese

Mouritz Mohr, MEST

May 29th, 11.00PM

Language: Faroese

Buffet

VISIT OUR AT ATLANTIC FAIR

We offer

· Seafood

· International dishes

· Faroese specialties

· Salads

28 - 30 MAY 2022

KLAKSVÍK – FAROE ISLANDS

New Freezing Trawler to Varðin and other projects at MEST Shipyard

v/Mouritz Mohr, CEO MEST Shipyard

MEST has signed a contract to build a new freezing trawler for Varðin, which lives up to future requirements – and is easy to rebuild into green solutions in the future.

“Freedom to Create and Build - Faroe Islands’ Next Vessels”

A brief presentation of the design and innovation process that has led us to shape the future vessels for the Faroese market. Through creativity, expertise, and close collaboration with the industry, we have created several groundbreaking vessel designs that not only meet but exceed the needs of the Faroe Islands' maritime sector. Together, we will continue to explore how we can lead the way and set the standard for performance, sustainability, and innovation in the Faroe Islands in the times ahead.

Inge Bertil Straume and Vegard Nesset Hjelvik, Skipsteknisk

May 29th, 13.00PM

Language: Norwegian

With a solid foundation in over 120 years of experience, MEST is the leading shipyard in the Faroe Islands, specializing in meeting the needs of the North Atlantic fishing and offshore industries.

Vegard Nesset Hjelvik, Sales Manager Fishing and Aquaculture, is a seasoned professional with 14 years of experience in the ship design industry. Since 2017, he has brought his expertise to the Fishing and Aquaculture sector worldwide in different roles in Skipsteknisk AS, currently as a Sales Manager. Vegard’s extensive background in ship design provides him with a unique perspective and deep understanding of the maritime industry, allowing him to excel in his current role.

Inge Bertil Straume SVP Fishing & Aquaculture has an extensive and long experience in providing designs for the deep-sea fishing fleet worldwide.

During the last 22 years of his career, he has overseen and leading the fishing vessel designs business at Skipsteknisk AS. With an established client portfolio on 5 continents, he leads a dedicated team of engineers, developing new ship-design concepts for industry needs.

Bakkafossur, Smyril Line RoRo and future trawlers

The marine consultancy company Knud E. Hansen is well known in the Faroe Islands and has been designing vessels for the islands for many years.

In the 1940’s KEH designed multiple of the so called “30tons” and “80tons” Longliners in conjunction with the renewal of the Faroese fishing fleet post World War II.

1950’s KEH designed the trawlers: Leivur Øssurson, Ólavur Halgi, Vágbingur, Brandur Sigmundarson og Magnus Heinason.

1960’s a number of vessels were designed by KEH that were built in the shipyards in Tórshavn and Skála. Smyril and Norvíkingur were built at the yard in Tórshavn and Chr. Holm and Árnatindur were built at the yard in Skála.

Furthermore some well known designs from KEH are the ferries that have been operateing in between the islands throughout the days, (some are still active): The old Ritan, the current Ritan from 1971, Teistin (Mikkel Mols), the old Smyril (Morten Mols), the current Smyril from 2005 and the old and the current Norrøna.

Also the Faroese patrol vessel Brimil was designed by KEH.

Knud E. Hansen has an office in the Faroe Islands which have been designing the large well-boat Bakkafossur. Bakkafossur got a design reward for the “Best Work Boat-Project in 2023”.

Finn Wollesen, Thormund Johannesen, Marni Olsen and Jóhannes á Forunum, from Knud E. Hansen May 29th, 14.00PM

Language: Faroese

THE FAROE ISLANDS

Home of the

Atlantic salmon

Helma Maria Tróndheim, SEV

May 29th, 15.00PM

Language: Faroese

Transforming while performing –

An everlasting Faroe Islands

The presentation will be about Effo’s latest project, Eysturlund.

To sustain society, it is necessary that energy is provided and used every day. An energy transition is underway, and gradually this energy will shift from fossil energy to sustainable energy. All to create and ensure a sustainable Faroe Islands.

Effo works continuously to ensure that the energy demand is met. In recent years, there has been increasing demand for sustainable energy, and it is necessary that we move towards green pathways.

It will be discussed the need for such a project, how significant the project is in the Faroese context, and what opportunities exist with such a project.

Faroese Power System RoadMap

The transition from an oil based electricity production to a renewable production has gained a lot of attention the past years. This presentation focuses on the newest update of the RoadMap, which the Energy Authority and the Power Company Sev have published together.

Heini Ellingsgaard, Effo

May 29th, 15.30PM

Language: Faroese

Evolving Safety: Consciousness and Measures in Maritime Operations Lectures

Brandur í Funningsstovu, Sjónám

May 30th, 11.00PM

Language: Faroese

Explore the evolution of maritime safety through historical insights and the implementation of crucial standards. We’ll examine how major disasters have shaped and developed maritime safety measures through IMO conventions and protocols.

We will also discuss the inception of maritime courses in the Faroe Islands in the early ‘90s, now mandatory and fully embraced by the maritime industry. Concluding, we address the current challenge of fostering a safety culture onboard, particularly in fleet segments resistant to proactive responsibilities like regularly conducting drills.

This session provides essential insights for anyone involved in maritime operations, highlighting the importance of continuous improvement in safety training, thereby enhancing onboard safety culture.”

Dávur Winther, Head of Cultural Affairs, Municipality of Klaksvík

May 30th, 13.00PM

Language: Faroese

The Capital of Industry as a Carrier of Culture

Business and culture in Klaksvík are truly walking arm in arm towards the future. Klaksvík, the Capital of Industry in the Faroe Islands, can call itself a town of culture with the diversity implied in the title. The business environment in Klaksvík has always been an active participant and supporter of a diverse and rich cultural life in the town. More often than not, there is a short distance from thought to action - also when it comes to culture. It is because of the entrepreneurial spirit amongst the participants of the business environment in Klaksvík, who are great supporters of culture, sometimes adding their unconventional take on things.

KSS – Simply better ship services and engineering solutions

BY JÓHANN LÜTZEN

KSS strives to provide innovative solutions by solving challenges in the maritime, fishing and aquaculture industry. Our highly qualified professional teams, combined with the best tools and conditions available, thrive to deliver excellence through expertise, knowledge, customer focus and sustainability.

CEO and owner of KSS in Klaksvik, Frimodt Rasmussen has a long history within the company, starting from the slipway floor as an apprentice in the mid-1980s. Following his apprenticeship as a machine mechanic, he later became a mechanical engineer gaining international experience before returning to KSS. Frimodt Rasmussen describes the past years at KSS as prosperous, with occasional challenges but never with a deficit.

The organisational structure of the company is comprised of diverse teams; each specializing in areas of expertise such as project management, admin, HR, technical support & after-sales etc. Overall, at KSS’ core are roughly 70 skilled employees in disciplines such as machine mechanics, electro-mechanics, engineering, draftsmanship, sales, and project management. It is these people we believe to be vital to the success of the company. Amongst KSS’ values is the commitment to nurturing talent; aiming to offer at least 4 apprenticeships every year, assisting young people in their pursuit of a successful career.

Looking ahead, Rasmussen envisions numerous technological advancements and an ever-growing focus on sustainable solutions. In an ever-changing industry he has identified the need to be able to predict and adapt to the increasing and changing demands. KSS has a continually growing, mobile workforce capable of meeting these challenges head-on.

Frimodt Rasmussen, CEO and owner of KSS

EXHIBITORS 2024

62°N

Hoydalsvegur 17

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 340010

www.62n.fo

Antares

710 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 590100 www.antares.fo

D-337

ABCON Aps

Helenevej 9 2960 Rungsted kyst

Denmark www.abcon.eu

B-154

Abus Kransystem

Nibevej 67 9200 Aalborg

Denmark www.abkransystem.dk

B-144

Accelleron

Ingeniørgangen 5330 Munkebo Odense

Denmark

Phone +45 32730130 www.accelleron-industries.com

B-152

Akor Aps

Haslevej 130 3700 Ronne

Denmark

Phone +45 26441900 www.akor.is

AltiCare

Mariendalsvej 24

8800 Viborg

Denmark

Phone +45 72421901 www.alticare.dk

Baader Danmark A/S

Grønlandsvegur 5

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 557100 www.baader.com

B-132

Arrow Solutions

B-154

Atlantic Airways

Flogvøllurin 4 380 Sørvágur

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 341000 www.atlantic.fo

D-366

Atlantic Shipping A/S Islands Brygge 26 Dk-2300 København S

Denmark

Phone +45 33323997 www.atlanticship.dk

B-103

AWI-Boats

Rókhavnin 10 620 Runavík

Faroe Island

Phone +298 218590 www.awi.fo

B-106

Azcue Pumps

Apartado de Correos 34 20750 Zumaia

B-118

Spain

Phone +34 943147047 www.azcuepumps.es B-184

Bátatænastan

Rundingur 20a 110 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 311735 www.bt.fo

Bekina

Berchemstraat 124 9690 Kluisbergen

Belgium www.bekina.be

Berglon

Heiðavegur 9-11

620 Runavík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 773000 www.berglon.fo

Beritech A/S

Kystvejen 54A

9400 Nørresundby

Denmark

Phone +45 98 77 79 79 www.beritech.dk B-191

Besma International Chem a/s Friis Hansens Vej 6 7100 Vejle

Denmark www.besma.dk

D-335

D-318

EXHIBITORS 2024

Betri Banki

Yviri við Strond 2

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 348 000 www.betri.fo

D-315

Betri Trygging

Kongabrúgvin 1

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 348 600 www.betri.fo D-315

BITO Lagerteknik

Hestehaven 21I

5260 Odense S

Denmark

Phone +45 70215151 www.bito.dk

B-144

Brassbell Fire Technology

Nye Vakåsvei 78 1395 Hvalstad

Norway www.brassbell.no

B-170

Brdr. Markussens

Metalvarefabrik

Sverigesvej 5-11 7480 Vildbjerg

Denmark

Phone +45 99920000 www.blueline.dk

D-364

Brunvoll AS Eikremsvingen 2C 6422 Molde

Norway

Phone +47 71219600 www.brunvoll.no

B-128/D-380

Båtbygg AS Kapellneset 6710 Raudeberg

Norway

Phone +47 57 85 40 00 www.baatbygg.no

D-301

Castro Spain www.ipcastro.com

D-364

Castrol Marine www.castrol.com

B-154

Christian í Grótinum

Norðhavnin 8 710 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 617000 www.cig.fo

D-336

CM Aqua Technologies Farum Gydevej 64 3520 Farum

Denmark Phone +45 21175600 www.cmaqua.dk

B-170

Crosby Trawlex B64 6AJ West Midlands United Kingdom D-364

Datamatik Aps Stamholmen 193A 2650 Hvidovre

Denmark Phone +45 36776633 datamatik.dk B-192

DeckOffice.dk

Havnegade 3 5700 Svendborg

Denmark

Phone +45 61700796 www.deckoffice.dk

Dunlop Hiflex ALFAGOMMA Group

Vallensbækvej 24 2605 Brøndby

Denmark

Phone +45 43254000 www.dunlophiflex.se/dk

EagleBurgmann

Denmark Industrisvinget 1 6600 Vejen

Denmark

Phone +45 7536 4988 www.eagleburgmann.dk

B-195

Ejendals Leksand

Sweden www.ejendals.com B-144

El-Service

Bryggjan 15

480 Skáli

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 471900 www.el-service.com B-128

ETV, EL-Talvuvirkið Tróndargøta 18

512 Norðagøta

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 477733 www.etv.fo

Euronet

Portugal www.euronete.com D-364

Eurorock

Belgium

Euskan – Fish Handling Systems

Niels Bohrs Vej 6

6700 Esbjerg

Denmark www.euskan.com

B-190

Exail Seapix D-341

Faroe Express

Eystara bryggja 60

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 349090 www.faroeexpress.fo

D-334

Faroe Islands National & International Ship Register

Bókbindaragøta 8

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 351500 www.fas.fo

D-313

Faroe Sportfishing

Toftavegur 22

850 Hvalba

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 276811 www.faroe-fishingtackle.com

C-201

Filterteknik A/S

Korskildeeng 2

2670 Greve

Denmark

Phone +45 56 13 10 72 www.filterteknik.dk D-380

Fishfacts

Garðavegur 18

188 Hoyvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 525200 www.fishfacts.fo

Fiskevegn

Pernesvegen 35

6717 Flatraket

Norway

Phone +47 57858400 www.fiskevegn.no

Fokus Industry

Grønlandsvegur 31

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 225700 www.fokus.fo

Faroe Ship

Eystara bryggja

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 349000 www.faroeship.fo

Fonn Flog

Biskupsstøðgøta 10

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 476363 www.fonnflog.fo

Formula Óðinshædd 2

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 344000 www.formula.fo

Føroya Banki Oknarvegur 5

110 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 330 330 www.banknordik.fo

D-306

Føroya Skipara- og Navigatørfelag

Smærugøta 9a 110 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 316973 www.fsn.fo

D-301

Føroya Tele Klingran 3

188 Hoyvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 303030 www.ft.fo

B-175

Fomaco

Sandvadsvej 9

4600 Køge

Denmark

D-334

Phone +45 56632000 www.fomaco.dk

B-190

Fram Kjetting

Norway

D-320

D-391

D-350

B-132

D-343

D-364

EXHIBITORS 2024

Frost P/F

Landavegur 32

110 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 311124 www.frost.fo

Grafia

Klaksvíksvegur 48

710 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 227072 www.grafia.fo

B-117

Furuno Danmark A/S

H.E. Bluhmesvej 77

6700 Esbjerg

Denmark

Phone +45 73121901 www.furuno.dk

B-166/B-170

Gamla Seglhúsið

Klaksvíksvegur 48

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 217055 www.gamlaseglhusid.fo

D-324

GC Rieber Føroyar

Heiðavegur 25

600 Saltangará

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 234001 www.gcrieber.fo

B-118

Gedore Tool Center GmbH & Co.

42899 Remscheid

Germany www.gedore.de

B-154

Gefico

Pol. O. Acevedo, Parcela A 15185 Cerceda A Coruña

Spain

Phone +34 981250111 www.gefico.com

B-184

Hvalnes Pf.

Norðhavnin 8

710 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 207000 www.cig.fo

D-324

Greenoil Standard A/S

Erhvervsparken 10 8400 Ebeltoft

Denmark

Phone +45 87 52 00 84 www.greenoilstandard.com D-394

HAES

West Drayton

UB7 8JD Middlesex

England www.haes-systems.com

B-170

Hampiðjan hf. Skarfagarðar 4 104 Reykjavik

Iceland

Phone +354 5303300 www.hampidjan.is D-338

Havfront

Søndre Tollbodgate 15a 9008 Tromsø

Norway

Phone +47 95705010 www.havfront.no D-301

Hundested

Propeller A/S

Stadionvej 4 3390 Hundested

Denmark

Phone +45 47937117 www.hundested.com B-139

Ibercisa - Deck Machinery

Molinos 25

36213 Vigo

Spain

Phone +34 986213900

www.ibercisa.es

International Protective Coatings

Síðumúli 22

108 Reykjavik

Iceland

Phone +354 5170404 www.serefni.is

Isovent

Skoravegen 92

6700 Måløy

Norway

Phone +47 57849191 www.isovent.no

Johs.Elektro

Kósaskákið 2

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 232080 www.johselektro.fo

KAIJO

Kaj Andreasen & Co.

Brekkutún 7

188 Hoyvík Faroe Islands

Phone +298 31 56 00

www.andreasen.fo

D-395

KAPP ehf

Turnahvarfi 8

203 Kópavogur

Iceland

Phone +354 5871300

www.kapp.is

B-190

Karstensens

Shipyard A/S

Vestre Strandvej 17

9990 Skagen

Denmark

Phone +4598441311

www.karstensens.dk

B-105

KBI

Klingrugarður 2

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 610200

www.kbi.fo

B-154

KEMILUX

Mykinesgøta 1

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 662000

www.kemilux.fo

D-311

KJ-Hydraulik

Fagragil 1

530 Fuglafjørður

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 407000

www.kj.fo

A-018/A-021/D-352

Kjølur

Stangavegur 3

710 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 471130

www.kjolur.fo

A-003/B-101/B-144

Klaksvíkar Kommuna

N. Pálsgøta 32

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 410000

www.klaksvik.fo

Krympiplast

Djúpagilsvegur 30

188 Hoyvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 211200 www.krympiplast.fo

B-131

KSS

Kósaskákið 3

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 472030 www.kss.fo

B-133

Knud E. Hansen

Vestara Bryggja 15, 3.hædd

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 215099

www.knudehansen.com

B-122

Komfort Bilar

Smiðjugerði 4

110 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 308080 www.komfortbilar.fo

A-024/C-203

Korsør Propeller A/S

Norvangen 12

4220 Korsør

Denmark

Phone +45 58370934 www.propeller.com

Kraftwerk

Mettlenbachstrasse 23

8617 Mönchaltorf

Switzerland www.kraftwerk.eu

B-176

Kynde & Toft A/S

Sydhalevej 4-6

7680 Thyborøn

Denmark

Phone +45 9783 1205 www.kyndeogtoft.dk

B-184

D-325

Logos Hope J. H. Schrøtersgt 11

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 219923 www.om.fo

D-326

LookNorth

Faktorsvegur 23

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 458100 www.looknorth.fo

B-134

Måløy Maritime Group AS

Odd Fellow Gården, Gate 1, nr

6700 Måløy

Norway

B-154

Phone +47 99391599 www.maloymaritime.no

D-301

EXHIBITORS 2024

Marel hf

Austurhrauni 9

210 Garðabæ

Iceland www.marel.com

Maskinmeistarafelagið Grønlandsvegur 58 110 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 314718 www.mf.fo

D-391

MariConnect

Dunhagi 5 107 Reykjavik

Iceland www.mariconnect.net

B-170

Marine CTRL AS Ørsnesalleen 8 3120 Nøtterøy

Norway

Phone +47 90 08 49 60 www.catchcam.no

B-166

Maritech System

Kårvågsvegen 126 6532 Averøy

Norway

Phone +47 71517300 www.maritech.com

B-190

Maritime Montering AS

Bjørvikstranda 6977 Bygstad

Norway

Phone +4757716000 www.maritimemontering.no

B-110

Marport Fossaleyni 16

112 Reykjavík

Iceland

Phone +354 5333838 www.marport.com

Mil-tek Danmark A/S

Torstevej 4-8

6990 Ulfborg

Denmark

Phone +45 96758000

www.miltek.dk

B-132

Matrix Lubricants

Typograaf 16 6921 VB Duiven

The Netherlands www.matrix-lubricants.com

B-154

Mercy Ships Føroyar

J.H. Schrøters gøta 11 100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 235221 www.mercyships.fo

Mest

J. C. Svabosgøta 31 110 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 791100 www.mest.fo

D-326

MLD

R.C. Effersøesgøta 22 100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Mørenot Fishery AS Langelandsvegen 35 6010 Ålesund

Norway

Phone +47 70209500 www.morenot.com B-102

Mosca Bandmaskinur Industriholmen 15A 2650 Hvidovre

Denmark

Phone +45 36778200 www.mosca.com B-190

D-380

MH Service

Ytre Kulen 89 6700 Måløy

Norway

Phone +47 57853650 www.mhservice.no

D-301

Micatronic A/S

Aggersundvej 33 9690 Fjerritslev

Denmark

D-341

Phone +45 96500600 www.migatronic.com B-154

MP Teknik

Klaksvíksvegur 12

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 459089 www.mpt.fo

Multivac A/S

Nørre Bygade 34

7100 Vejle

Denmark

Phone +45 75853422

www.dk.multivac.com

Mustad Autoline

2801 Gjøvik

Norway mustadautoline.com

B-144

Nema

Smyrilsvegur 5

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 202020 www.nema.fo

D-327

Netastovan P/F

Faktorsvegur 8

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 205700

B-123

Nilfisk Alto

Industrivej 1

9560 Hadsund

Denmark

Phone +4572182120 www.nilfisk-alto.dk

B-154

Nordfjord Havn

Sjøgata 16

6700 Måløy

Norway

Phone +47 57852620

www.nordfjordhavn.no

Norðlýsið

Klaksvíksvegur 28

710 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 456285 www.nordlysid.fo

OES Group LTD

Oilwind

á Hillingatanga 4

360 Miðvágur

C-205

NORD-Machinery APS

Østergade 65-67

9700 Brønderslev

Denmark

Phone +45 33228282

www.nord-machinery.dk

B-190

Norðoya Sparikassi Ósavegur 1

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 475000 www.ns.fo

D-390

Northpelagic

Norðhavnin 8

710 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 207000 www.northpelagic.fo

Ocean Electronics

Gate 1 nr 137

6700 Måløy

Norway

D-301

Nordhavn Power Solutions

Nikkelvej 17

8940 Randers SV

Denmark

Phone +45 70213400 www.nordhavn.dk

B-170

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 333222 www.oilwind.fo

B-113

OLEX AS 7462 Trondheim

Norway

Phone +47 73546199 www.olex.fo

D-341

Opus

Stóratún 14 645 Æðuvík

Faroe Island

Phone +298739500 www.opus.fo

Per Aarsleff A/S

Hasselager Allé 5 8260 Viby J

Denmark

D-336

Phone +45 8744 2222 www.aarsleffpipe.dk

A-015

B-153

Phone +47 57751300 www.mras.no

D-301

Ocean Space

Acoustics AS Fossegrenda 7

7038 Trondheim

Norway

B-197

Phone +47 99 33 26 51 www.pingme.no

B-166

Peter Bruce Ships Painters (PBP)

Harbour Road AB43 9TB

Fraserburgh

Scotland

Phone +44 1346 514056 www.pbpservices.co.uk

D-316

EXHIBITORS 2024

Petur Larsen Pf.

Bakkavegur

530 Fuglafjørður Faroe Islands

Phone +298 775775 www.peturlarsen.fo

Radioservice SPf.

J. Broncksgøta 21A 100 Tórshavn Faroe Islands

Phone +298 312899 www.radioservice.fo

B-190

Polyform

D-364

Polaris Electronics A/S

Kaerholt 1 9210 Aalborg SO

Denmark

Phone +45 96317900 B-166

Polyhose

3 Airfield Road, Airfield Industrial Estate, BH23 3TG Christchurch, Dorset, United Kingdom

Phone +44 01202478334 www.polyhose.com

D-364

PTG Frionordica AS Holamyra 24 6445 Malmefjorden

Norway

Phone +47 71 20 68 00 www.ptg.no B-117

Radiobúðin P/F

Heiðavegur 50-52 610 Runavík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 448000 www.radiobud.fo

Scale AQ

Beddingen 16

7042 Trondheim

Norway

Phone +47 73809930 www.scaleaq.com

Raymarine

R.C. Effersøesgøta 22 100 Tórshavn

Denmark

Phone +298 612182

Scanfi

Energivej 2

9300 Sæby

Denmark

Phone 98 462711 www.scanfi.dk

R. STAHL TRANBERG AS Strandsvingen 6 4032 Stavanger

Norway

Phone +47 51578900 www.stahl-tranberg.com B-128

Rock Trawldoors

Vágsvegur 52

900 Vágur

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 225619 www.rock.fo

SafetyNet Technologies

Scanmar A/S

Åsgårdstrandv. 359 3179 Åsgårdstrand

Norway

Phone +47 33354400 www.scanmar.no

Scantrol Sandviksbodene 1c 5035 Bergen

Norway

Phone +47 55301515 www.scantrol.no

Sailors Mate

Seaonics AS Hundsværsgata 8 NO-6008 Ålesund

Norway

Phone +47 71391600 www.seaonics.com

Seaman

Seematz Ortsring 2 21423 Winsen

Germany www.seematz.de

Selstad

PB 163

6700 Måløy

Norway

Phone +47 57852500

www.selstad.no

D-301

Sentronik

Gate 1, 168

6700 Måløy

Norway

Phone +47 90114754 www.sentronik.no

D-301

Silikal Føroyar

Stangavegur

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Islands

B-144

Sílnet

Kósarbrúgvin 8

700 Klaksvík

Faroe Island

Phone +298 442095 www.silnet.fo

Sjómansmissiónin

Nesvík 8

437 Nesvík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 470000 www.mission.fo

Stadyard AS

Nedrevegen 148 6710 Raudeberg

Norway

Phone +47 57849900 www.stadyard.no

D-323

Sjóvinnustýrið

Bókbindaragøta 8

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 355600 www.fma.fo

STILL DANMARK A/S

Essen 1

6000 Kolding

Denmark

Phone +45 76319800 www.still.dk

D-313

SKF Denmark A/S

Sdr. Ringvej 55

2605 Brøndby

Denmark

Phone +45 45436633 www.skf.dk

Storm Føroyar

Heiðavegur 25

600 Saltangará

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 290600 www.storm.fo

B-154

Skipskompetanse AS

Gate 1 nr 112

6700 Måløy

Norway

B-126

Simrad As Navarland 22

2600 Glostrup

Denmark

Phone +4543444900 www.simrad.com

B-166

Sjógæti

Garðsvegur 7

470 Eiði

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 231607

www.sjogati.fo

B-314

Phone +47 57001440 www.skipskompetanse.no

D-301

Sleipner Group

Kilegatan 1

452 33 Strömstad

Sweden

Phone +45 72141165 www.sleipnergroup.com

B-124

Smyril Line Cargo

Eystara Bryggja

110 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 309600

Fax +298 309601 www.cargo.fo

B-120

Stýr

Undir Bryggjubakka 13

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 551550 www.styr.fo

D-301

B-144

B-118

B-114

TESS

Tværkaj 4 6700 Esbjerg

Denmark www.tesshose.dk/da

B-144

Texaco

Buddingevej 195 2860 Søborg

Denmark

B-144

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Tribo-Logic ApS

Agerhønebakken 20

8660 Skanderborg

Denmark

Phone +45 26249545

www.tribo-logic.dk

B-194

Trygd

Oknarvegur 5

110 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 358100 www.trygd.fo

Ulvesund Elektro

Nordfjordvegen 9255

6718 Deknepollen

Norway

Phone +47 57855080 www.ulvesund-elektro.no

D-301

Univice

Rókhavnin 8

620 Runavík

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 449100 www.univice.fo

B-106/B-107

Verlo

Gate 1 nr 178

6700 Måløy

Norway

Phone +47 57851177 www.verlo.no

Vikmar p/f

R.C.Effersøesgøta 22 110 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 612182

www.vikmar.fo

Westmek

Borgundvågvegen

6750 Stadlandet

Norway

Phone +47 57858865 www.westmek.no

D-341

Viknet

Faroe Islands

Phone +298612182

D-341

Volvo-Penta

Sweden www.volvo.com

B-124

Vónin P/F

Bakkavegur 66 530 Fuglafjørður

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 474200 www.vonin.com

D-364

Wärtsila

Kystvejen 100 9400 Nørresundby

Denmark

Phone +45 99 56 99 56 www.wartsila.com

D-380

Wencon

Jyllandsvej 15 5400 Bogense

Denmark

D-301

Phone +45 64811010 www.wencon.com

B-154

Wilhelmsen Ships Service

Strandveien 20 1324 Lysaker

Norway

Phone +4767584550 www.wilhelmsen.com

Würth Føroyar

Smyrilsvegur 4

100 Tórshavn

Faroe Islands

Phone +298 663232 wuerth.dk

B-138

Zeppelin Danmark A/S Øresundsvej 9

6715 Esbjerg

Denmark

Phone +45 70252211 www.zeppelin.com B-184

D-301

B-154

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