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Powering the Future: HR’s Role in Norway’s Green Grid Transformation
Accelerating the energy transition by building a future-ready workforce for a resilient, scalable, and sustainable Norwegian power grid

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Mar 47 min read


Nordic Energy Transformation: The roadmap to 2030
In the Nordic region — home to vast renewable resources, innovation-driven industries, and ambitious climate policies — energy is both the engine of modern industry and a defining arena in the race against climate change. Executives here must navigate a complex nexus of shifting regulations, cutting-edge technologies, and evolving social expectations. This requires balancing the region’s abundant wind, water, and biomass resources with corporate strategy and societal goals. N

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May 7, 20253 min read


Talent Strategy: In Norway's energy solutions sector
As Norway accelerates its journey toward a fully renewable and resilient energy grid, pressure mounts not only on the physical infrastructure but also on the human capital driving this transformation. The country’s transmission operators are navigating a complex landscape of increased regulatory expectations, fast-paced technology adoption, and growing stakeholder scrutiny. In just 60 seconds, our new video shows why HR is now mission-critical for powering Norway’s green futu

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Nov 30, 20243 min read


Case Study: Building critical talent for the Energy Transition
How a capability-led talent strategy helped address two distinct talent challenges across renewable portfolio management and B2B energy sales
Rather than treating these as independent searches, Friis+Børgesen adopted a sequential leadership-first approach, appointing the department leader before building the supporting team around the leader's clinical expectations, leadership style, and operational requirements.

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Aug 6, 20246 min read


Case Study: Strengthening Leadership for an integrated E-Mobility Market
Maintaining clinical continuity within a highly specialised healthcare environment required the rapid appointment of a Senior Consultant Physician, followed by the recruitment of two Medical Assistants.
Rather than treating these as independent searches, Friis+Børgesen adopted a sequential leadership-first approach, appointing the department leader before building the supporting team around the leader's clinical expectations, leadership style, and operational requirements

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Mar 1, 20246 min read
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