The latest from Norselab
21 Oct 2021
“It’s the end users we need to engage”. Norselab portfolio WasteIQ rebrands to Carrot.
In February, Norselab announced they were entering waste technology with an investment of 30 MNOK in the Bergen-based company WasteIQ. 8 months later, the company has undergone a complete rebranding process, and is well positioned to tackle the world’s 2 billion tons waste problem.
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21 Oct 2021
“It’s the end users we need to engage”. Norselab portfolio WasteIQ rebrands to Carrot.
In February, Norselab announced they were entering waste technology with an investment of 30 MNOK in the Bergen-based company WasteIQ. 8 months later, the company has undergone a complete rebranding process, and is well positioned to tackle the world’s 2 billion tons waste problem.
Blog
06 Jul 2021
Come join our quest to build tomorrow’s sustainable industry companies!
Norselab is ramping up its activities and is looking for more driven and enthusiastic people with tons of grit to join the team!
News
30 Jun 2021
Antec Biogas aims to take the lead in the global green energy shift - brings on board investment funds Lightrock and Norselab
Antec Biogas is riding the circular wave, and are ready to introduce their first-of-its-kind biogas technology into global markets.
News
28 Jun 2021
Better cancer prognostics using AI: Norselab invests in health tech company DoMore together with serial entrepreneur Øyvind Grotmol
Norwegian health tech company DoMore is aiming internationally with their world-class cancer prognostics, raising NOK 15 million for commercialization from investment fund Norselab and entrepreneurial ace Øyvind Grotmol.
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04 Jun 2021
Highlights from Norselab’s Meaningfulness Report
2020 marked the beginning of Norselab’s journey for creating net positive impact through investments in meaningful technology companies. In their recent Meaningfulness Report, they shed light on their impact philosophy and how it translates into practice through both strategy and daily dealings.
Blog
30 Apr 2021
Proptech: solving the sustainability puzzle
Reducing the footprint in one of the world’s least digitized and most resource-intensive industries is an urgent matter. Fortunately, new technologies are helping establish new business models boosting productivity and making better use of limited resources.