Wergeland

Wergeland Group is an industrial group based in Sløvåg in Gulen municipality, Norway. It runs the Gulen industrial harbour with 11 quays and a base for storing and handling equipment, including chain and anchors. Other units provide waste treatment for offshore drilling waste, operate a national NORM landfill, offer inspection and mechanical services, run a shipyard with a 1,000-tonne lift, produce ready-mixed concrete and concrete products, and operate two self-built cable ferries and cargo ships on the Norwegian coast.

The group sells port, storage, marine, inspection, shipping and ferry services, along with ready-mixed concrete, concrete products and crushed rock and gravel. Customers include offshore and marine operators and local markets in Sløvåg and Vestland. It operates bases for NOFO's oil spill response equipment and was the assembly site for Hywind Tampen, the first full-scale floating offshore wind project. The group states that its sustainability work focuses on circular economy across its companies, and that it is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 approved.

The registered company, Wergeland AS, was founded in 2011 and is registered in Dalsøyra; the group states its origins date back to 1956. Offices are in Dalsøyra and Sløvåg, and a subsidiary, Wergeland Halsvik AS, operates waste treatment technologies.

Product: Port and base services, marine and ferry operations, shipping, waste treatment, inspection, shipyard services, ready-mixed concrete and aggregates.