Exactly one year after signing the agreement, Harco Heavy Lifting has officially taken over its new production facility at NorSea Business Park in Måde, Esbjerg. The handover marks an important milestone in a partnership designed to support the continued growth of the offshore wind industry.

Today, Harco is moving into a brand-new 4,300 m² production facility in Måde, Esbjerg. This is the first step in an expansion that will provide the fast-growing company with a total of 5,900 m² of production and office facilities later this year.

Over the past few years, Harco has established itself as a supplier of lifting solutions for the offshore wind industry, creating a need for additional space. The new facilities have been developed in partnership with NorSea Denmark, which is responsible for expanding NorSea Group’s activities within the renewable energy sector. The project therefore represents an important milestone for both companies.

Harco sees the opening as a significant step in the company’s continued development.

“We wanted to establish a strong and visible presence in Esbjerg, and this building is tangible proof of that,” says CEO Sten Dyrmose.

There is no better place for us than Esbjerg. This is where the industry is, where our partners are, and where there is a unique willingness to collaborate. That has also characterised this construction project. Throughout the process, the focus has been on finding solutions together, and we have never once needed to fall back on the contract. Working with NorSea has been outstanding.”

Sten Dyrmose

CEO, HARCO

Partners in growth

For NorSea, handing over the new production facility marks another important step towards strengthening its position as a trusted partner to the energy sector.

“Our ambition is to support the entire energy industry, and to be a strong partner when companies are growing and developing,” says Henrik Munk Andersen, Property Director at NorSea Denmark.

“Today’s handover of Harco’s new production facility is a clear demonstration of that ambition.”

The facility was delivered under a turnkey contract by KG Hansen & Sønner A/S and completed in just twelve months.

“Working with KG Hansen and Ingeniør’ne has been a pleasure. Going from signing the agreement to handing over a completed production facility in just twelve months says a great deal about the commitment everyone has shown to finding solutions and keeping the project moving forward,” says Henrik Munk Andersen.

Construction of the remaining office facilities is expected to be completed later in 2026.