Multiconsult er et av Norges og Nordens ledende miljøer innen prosjektering og rådgiving

In 2018, Multiconsult worked to establish strategic sustainability goals. Various parts of the organisation looked into how sustainability can be integrated in daily business and used to develop the company.

Floating solar power on a hydroelectric reservoir can provide a reliable supply of electricity and may become an important energy source worldwide. Stanislas Merlet is starting a Ph.D. focusing on how the two energy sources can work together to optimise renewable electricity generation.

Floating offshore wind farms may create numerous jobs and spur important technological developments, according to a new report produced by Multiconsult and its partners. Hywind Tampen is part of Equinor’s floating offshore wind power program.

Eidos Eiendomsutvikling AS has awarded the contract for the area zoning plan for the new fjordside town at Lierstranda to a consortium consisting of LINK arkitektur, Multiconsult and WSP Norge. This is Norway’s biggest urban development project, with a mixture of residential and commercial use.

The board of directors has appointed Grethe Bergly as new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Multiconsult ASA as of 1 March 2019. Acting CEO Lars Opsahl will return to the position of EVP Regions Norway at the same date.

Multiconsult has been named “Eco-Lighthouse of the Year 2018” for its trailblazing work on integrating sustainability into the initial phase of projects. Multidisciplinary consultancy services are vital to achieve sustainable solutions in the construction business and property management, the industries where Multiconsult operates.

Aas-Jakobsen, COWI and Multiconsult/Johs Holt will help the Norwegian Public Roads Administration to find the best possible design for the bridge on the E39 across Bjørnafjorden in the county of Hordaland. This work will be done in parallel with another design group working independently. The planned 5 km-long bridge would be the longest floating bridge in the world.