American entrepreneur bets on Norwegian purification technology
Christopher Sveen has made an unusual choice by moving from the USA to Norway to start a new technology company. His goal is to develop an entirely new type of technology that can purify wastewater more efficiently than current solutions.
Sveen focuses on what he himself describes as "stopping the crap" before it reaches nature. By using advanced technology, he wants to remove environmentally harmful substances from the water coming from households and industry.
The choice of Norway as a base for the company is not accidental. Norway has strong traditions in environmental technology and access to the necessary expertise to develop sustainable solutions for the future.
The project is still in a development phase, but the ambitions are high. If the technology succeeds, it could have great significance for how we handle wastewater both in Norway and internationally.
Sveen's venture shows how international entrepreneurs are looking toward Norway to solve global environmental challenges. It will be exciting to follow the company's development in the time to come.