125 acres of a commercial estate is included in the municipal plan of Bjerkreim for the expansion of the regulated area. This can be easily regulated for industry.

It is possible to expand the estate by a further 250 acres within the municipality of Eigersund – to attain a total of over 500 acres of industrial estate.

Egersund Næringspark owns the majority of the regulated area. At the same time, we have option agreements for most of the area that has the potential for expansion. This simplifies the process by being able to relate to only one party – Egersund Næringspark.

The municipality of Eigersund also considers buying into the commercial area, so that the municipality’s support is secured as a facilitator and promoter for establishments.

In Egersund Næringspark you will not face conflicts in relation to housing, adjacent activities, cultural heritage, noise restrictions, nature and environment, or resistance from the general population.

An impact assessment has been made, with several sub-reports, regarding the adopted zoning plan and one does not know of any conflicts or major challenges for the realization of the area. And also, we have not registered any complaints or any kind of resistance from the population so far.

Eigestad is simply the optimal location to place major industry in that matter.

Eigestad is located in the middle of Norway’s wind power capital. The windfarms in Bjerkreim, Eigersund, and surrounding municipalities forms the largest wind cluster developed in Norway and can deliver more than enough short-travelled renewable energy.

The farm is located close to large hydropower plants such as Sira Kvina, Finså, and Lysefjord. A licence for hydropower development has also been applied for in Gya, just a few kilometres from Eigestad. This development is planned with a line to the substation in the commercial estate.

Overall, this provides a guarantee of safe supply of renewable energy and a “green stamp” to businesses that establish themselves in the commercial estate.

Rogaland Industrinett is in the process of making a licence application for the delivery of lines in a ring connection (see map), which provides a cost-effective supply with redundancy, a high degree of reliability and flexibility in operation and maintenance. Rogaland Industrinett aims to facilitate, own and operate electrical infrastructure for power-intensive industry in Rogaland.

The company is the applicant and owner of industrial licences for power lines and substations, specifically related to the established industrial estates. The company is owned by Dalane Energi AS, a publicly owned energy group in the Dalane region of Rogaland, headquartered in Egersund

Secure energy supply is planned, which is essential for major industrial establishments.

Rogaland Industrinett is in the process of making a licence application for the delivery of lines in a ring connection as shown on the map to the right.

This provides a cost-effective supply with redundancy, a high degree of reliability and flexibility in operation and maintenance, which should fit like a glove for power-intensive industry

It’s a 10-15 minutes drive to the deep-water quay at the port terminal at Kaupanes in Egersund harbour.

The international (ISPS) shipping terminal Kaupanes has an area of 8.75 acres and in addition we have about 2.5 acres of staging area for containers. We have the following port facilities at Kaupanes:

• 1 deep-water quay with a length of 140 m and about 8.5 m deep
• 1 deep-water quay (quayage) with a total length of 135 m and about 9 m deep
• 1 RO-RO quay with a length of 160 m and about 9 m deep
• Directly connected to the ISPS terminal lies
• Holevika with about 7.5 acres of storage space for equipment.
• The quays are designed for an evenly distributed payload of 50 kN/m2 (5 h/m2), distributed throughout the quay areas, alternatively for a point load of 700 kN (70 tons), divided into a load surface of 1.0 x 1.0 m.
• Can handle container ships
• Feedermax 3000 containers
• Feeder 1000-2000 containers
• Small feeder up to 1000 containers
• Capacity of 30-40 containers per hour

It takes 50 minutes to drive to Stavangerregionen Havn Risavika from Eigestad. (When the new 4-lane E39 is ready, this is further reduced to 35 min.)

Here you will find Westport freight terminal. The combination of location, expertise, quality, and modern logistics solutions makes Westport the most important logistics hub in Western Norway – both for domestic and international shipping of goods.

See more at: Westport.no

Eigestad is located less than 3 km from the railway line to Sørlandsbanen, with the nearest station in Egersund.

The freight terminal at Ganddal is about 40 minutes drive from Eigestad. (When the new 4-lane E39 is ready, this is further reduced to 25 min.) Ganddal freight terminal is Norway’s newest intermodal terminal and is located in the municipality of Sandnes. The terminal services both Sandnes and Stavanger regions. It is designed for both wagonloads, transport of cars, and intermodal transports.

The commercial estate is strategically located right next to E39 with its own entry and exit. The new 4-lane E39 route will be built nearby , with its own cross/logistics hub, so that Eigestad is also in the future secured good connection to E39, as well as good public transport solutions.

The immediate proximity to E39 also means that there is no further need for own infrastructure during the construction phase, except for internal construction roads.

In addition to the proximity to E39, Eigestad is 3 km away from the railway, this also enables – in the long term and by political agreement – transportation of commodities by railway to/from the site.

With excellent and quick connections between the industrial estate and logistics hubs, it will be possible to operate an efficient and sustainable transport of commodities in and batteries out to customers in Europe.

There are also great public transport solutions for the workforce, by trains, local buses, and express buses. Eigersund has great experience in setting up its own bus routes for companies that needs to transport employees to and from work.

Sanitary water and sewerage are planned to be connected to the municipality of Eigersund’s water and wastewater systems for Helleland. This is connected by Krossmoen and there are known and affordable costs associated with this solution.

Initial plans have begun for an extinguishing water supply and sprinkler system, although there are currently several possible solutions available. Currently there are several possible solutions. It may also be relevant to establish a water storage tank in the area to ensure a safety reserve, for a fire extinguishing system in case of emergency and potentially for the purpose of water pressure equalization.

Altifiber has 3 separate lines available in the area – which allows you to connect to the internet with 3 redundant lines at a marginal cost. It is also no problem to get dark fiber to the estate, if that is needed..

The mass balance in the area is great. There are concrete plans to take down a couple of hills/mountains, and use these masses to level the area.

We have execution and costs under control and are in the process of more detailed planning.

One owner of Egersund Næringspark, Bertelsen & Garpestad, is one of the region’s leading machine and excavator contractors, with excellent expertise in the area. Advantageous internal pricing supports the execution, if a levelled plot from Eigersund Business Park is desired

Ground investigations and landslide risk assessments have been carried out in the area. The only finding is the possibility of rockfall in cuts, which will be eliminated by the implementation of the zoning plan / levelling of masses.

Stavanger has its own university with a number of studies, including engineering/ civil engineering and science. Technical vocational school in Rogaland offers, among other things, studies in mechanical engineering, automation and electric power.

Dalane upper secondary school in Egersund has a wide variety of educational opportunities, including process and mechanical industry and electrical engineering. Dalane Utdanningssenter offers upper secondary education, courses, vocational education, and higher education.

In the Stavanger region there are many upper secondary schools to choose from.
We are already in discussions with Egersund Energy Hub at Langholmen about the possibility of collaborating on establishing a battery education at Dalane upper secondary school

The commercial estate is close to both hospitals, fire and rescue services. Fire and rescue services has its own emergency department in Bjerkreim. At alarm dispatch in Bjerkreim, a full unit is always deployed from Eigersund at the same time.

Emergency Medical Communication Center Stavanger is among the country’s largest Emergency Medical Communication centres with 8 ambulance stations and 17 ambulances distributed among 24 hours/day.

It takes 50 minutes to drive to Stavanger University Hospital (SUS) – one of Norway’s six university hospitals and among Norway’s largest emergency hospitals. A new hospital is under construction. The first stage of construction will be ready in 2024.

Both in Bjerkreim and in Eigersund there are emergency departments and in Egersund there are still local medical facilities available at the old hospital.

Egersund is filled with cosy, historical timber houses, a great town centre with a variety of high street shops, tasty restaurants and cafés and a rich cultural life with many clubs, associations, and festivals throughout the year. There are approximately 15,000 inhabitants in the municipality and Egersund is the regional centre for the approximately 42,000 inhabitants living in the neighboring municipalities. Within an hour’s radius, about 330,000 inhabitants are reached.

You can experience the varied and diverse nature on walks in forests, fields and mountains, and the beautiful coast is lovely to experience both in a boat and on foot.

With a short distance to Stavanger Airport and great rail connections by Jærbanen and Sørlandsbanen to both Stavanger, Kristiansand, and Oslo, it is easy to get in and out of Egersund.

The opportunities to commute are especially good between Stavanger and Egersund. Commuter trains several times an hour makes it easy and affordable for the 1,200 people who commute to Egersund and the more than 2,000 who commute out of the municipality. Here are also good public transport arrangements between train station and larger workplaces.

There are also several express buses on E39, right next to the commercial estate, morning and evening. When establishing a battery factory, it will also be natural to establish a dedicated bus stop.
Large population growth and constant developments means that there are attractive living areas both in Egersund, Bjerkreim, all along Jæren, and in the Sandnes/Stavanger area.

The Egersund region is growing, and has a variety of businesses in most commercial estates. The maritime industrial environment with shipyard and fishing industries is among the largest businesses. Egersund harbour is one of the largest fishing ports in Norway measured in landed quantity of fish and has several large protein factories and fish landings.

The Egersund region is part of the Stavanger region, which contains versatile and dynamic businesses known for high value creation and innovation. The business structure is dominated by oil and gas related activities. The oil companies, and a wide range of subcontractors, have more than 45,000 employees.

Rogaland is the largest industrial county and also one of the largest power producers in Norway. The region is also one of the largest agricultural regions, and is an important producer of meat, dairy products and vegetables. The Stavanger region’s service sector, including travel and tourism, as well as finance and public enterprise, is also large.

In summary, we can show to exciting job opportunities in industries such as IT, health, education, the service industry, finance, industry and manufacturing, oil and gas, construction, data and technology, logistics, and sales

As a real commitment and proactive attitude towards the business community, the municipality of Eigersund chose to establish the municipal undertaking, Eigersund Næring og Havn, to safeguard the business community in a professional way.

The purpose of the enterprise is to ensure the municipality is competitive and environmentally friendly with a consolidated business strategy. Through this is also the responsibility for land development for business. The enterprise also aims to manage and develop the municipality’s sea areas.

Eigersund Næring og Havn wants to have a close follow-up with the business community. We want to understand the needs of the business community and as much as possible facilitate the individual business. We go to great lengths to be a good partner. With us you will experience solution-oriented, constructive and targeted dialogue and action.

Dalane Energi AS is a group consisting of Dalane Kraft AS, Enida AS, Dalane Energisalg AS, and Rogaland Industrinett AS. Dalane Kraft AS operates power production, Dalane Energisalg AS with electricity sales, Enida AS operates and maintains the entire grid in the four Dalane municipalities, while Rogaland Industrinett AS aims to facilitate, own, and operate electrical infrastructure for the power-intensive industries in Rogaland.

Our history is long and proud. On November 25th 1905, merchant and owner of sailing ships, Theodor Nordaas, had built the old Øgreyfoss power station on the outskirts of Egersund. This was the very first establishment of energy supply for public use in Rogaland, and the start of the company that today is Dalane Energi. The company is owned by the four Dalane municipalities of Bjerkreim, Eigersund, Lund, and Sokndal.

We have a close and good collaboration with our owner municipalities and businesses in the region. Through our company, Rogaland Industrinett, we will ensure that parties that establishes themselves in Egersund Næringspark have a sufficient, predictable, cost-effective, and not to mention secure energy supply.

Bertelsen & Garpestad AS is a company in BG Gruppen that has been operating in the construction industry since 1959. Today we handle annually about 1.2 billion NOK and have 240 employees.

Our largest assignments consist of the construction of roads for the public sector. In addition, we have assignments with drilling, blasting, and mass relocation in several quarries, power plants and the preparation of residential areas and industrial estates. Our assignments are distributed throughout Norway, and we have a long tradition of working at sites. But we also carry out some assignments locally. No job is too small or too big.
Bertelsen & Garpestad AS has central approval in development class in most fields. We value the professional competence of our employees, and we also focus on the growth of apprentices. Our reputation shall be based on ability to perform and good solutions.

We are a 50% owner of Egersund Næringspark, and with our expertise and values we will help ensure that the development of the area is carried out in the best way. Advantageous internal pricing from us helps to make the area cost-efficient.

Seabrokers Group provides a unique and varied range of services for our customers nationally and internationally. We have skilled employees in shipbroking, real estate, facility management, construction, cranes, sea surveillance, safe lifting operations, and autonomous vehicles and solutions. Our main office is Seabrokers House in Forusbeen 78, Stavanger. The Seabrokers Group is different, and proud of it – information and knowledge give us the ability to perform in our diverse business areas.

Seabrokers Eiendom owns and manages about 210,000 sqm of commercial estate. We are a long-term owner, with faith in the future and strong tenants. Today, we emerge as one of the region’s largest private property owners. This gives us flexibility.

Seabrokers Eiendom owns 50% of Egersund Næringspark. With our diverse business areas and special knowledge in real estate, we know what it takes to develop the commercial estate in a forward-looking and sustainable way. We are happy to assist companies that establish themselves with the construction and operation of premises and other services that would be needed.

Egersund Næringspark is the formal owner of the industrial estate at Eigestad. The company is currently owned 50/50 by Bertelsen & Garpestad and Seabrokers. The municipality of Eigersund and Dalane Energi are considering buying into the company to further enhance the good collaboration.

We also own our own industrial estate in Egersund harbour, with our own quay facilities. Here we have recently constructed a commercial building of 8800 m2 where we are involved in creating Egersund Energy hub – A centre of excellence within onshore and offshore windfarms, renewable energy, and environmental technology. The area has additional development opportunities for 3 larger combination buildings with their own harbour/warehouse area.

For the industrial estate at Eigestad we see ourselves more as a coordinator, facilitator, and sales and service body. It is essential for us to maintain close and good collaboration with the municipality of Eigersund, Eigersund Næring og Havn, Dalane Energi, the holding companies, and others, in order to be able to realize the area in a sustainable way and manage this according to the customer’s wishes

Please let us know if you have any questions or wishes, and we’ll find a solution.

Surrounding municipalities and Rogaland county municipality are wholeheartedly behind this initiative, and have expressed this with their own endorsements!