In order to meet EU targets of 50% minimum recycling of domestic waste by 2020, ROAF wanted to invest in a new waste management system – it had several recommendations delivered by a supplier, but needed to ensure that the final decision fell on the most cost-effective and sustainable system – and guarantee that all risks had been considered along the way, as well as an independent quality assessment of recommendations. With unprecedented change in the energy industry across the globe, from growing energy demand and the globalisation of markets, to the expansion of renewables and an increased focus on sustainability, the ability to be nimble whilst managing risk and complexity is crucial in today’s climate in achieving success.Ī recent example of challenges faced by this industry was DNV GL’s customer ROAF (Romerike avfallsforedling) an inter-municipal waste management company, with a primary customer base of 8 stakeholder municipalities. The company is a partner for the Norwegian Ministry of Finance for investment decisions for large projects (larger than 750 MNOK), as well as a preferred partner for the Norwegian Ministry of Defence in procurement projects. By using its own proven methodologies in combination with its domain expertise, DNV GL addresses critical issues in each project phase through a structured, systematic approach that ensures risks and opportunities are identified in time for critical decision making, enabling customers when required. Dealing with uncertainties is not only about minimizing negative impact, but also maximizing potential. The company’s approach to managing project investment risks involves exploring and addressing underlying uncertainties in customer projects – by providing a thoroughly investigated and qualified basis for investment decisions throughout the lifecycle of a project. Since 1864, DNV GL has been dedicated to providing customers with services to safeguard life, property and the environment. The company has revenues of €2.500 million.ĭNV GL energy consists of 3000 energy experts that deliver world-renowned testing and game changing expertise for the energy value chain, including renewables and energy efficiency. It provides certification services to customers across a range of industries, operates in more than 100 countries and its 16,000 professionals are dedicated to helping customers ensure the world is safer, smarter and greener. The company provides classification and technical assurance along with software and independent expert advisory services to the maritime, oil and gas and energy industries. It is one of the top three certification bodies in the world. DNV GL is the world’s largest ship and offshore classification society, the leading technical advisor to the global oil and gas industry and expert for the energy value chain that includes renewables and energy efficiency.

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