Norwegian Electric Systems to establish new company in Turkey

Maritime industry supplier Norwegian Electric Systems AS is set to establish a new subsidiary company and open an office in Istanbul, Turkey, to provide even better services to Turkish and other shipyards in southern Europe.
NES is a supplier of sustainable energy design and smart control systems for a wide range of vessels for the global marine market. It designs and delivers propulsion systems and smart control systems for vessels, either as stand-alone products or as an integrated solution from bridge to thruster.
“We already supply a lot of equipment to Turkish shipyards. Setting up a local company and operation here is about having boots on the ground to enable even smoother customer dialogue and operational support,” says Geir Larsen, managing director of NES.
The new company’s office will be based in Istanbul, in close proximity to the renowned shipyards in Istanbul and Yalova, will provide local sales, service and commissioning support.
Mert Ünlüsan has been appointed as managing director of NES Turkey and will head up the Turkish operation. Ünlüsan has more than 15 years’ experience from the Turkish shipbuilding market. He was the former managing director of BMA Technology in Turkey.
In addition, Mustafa Utlu has been appointed technical manager of the NES Turkey team. Utlu has more than 20 years’ experience from design, sales and engineering at various electrical system integrators. Prior to joining NES Turkey, he was operations director at BMA Technology.
“Being located around the corner from the big Turkish shipyards will allow us to provide an even more cost-efficient service offering, which will hopefully make us an even more attractive supplier to the local yards,” adds Geir Larsen.
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