Distributors of a revolutionary and innovative transportable flood barrier defence system manufactured by AQUAFENCE of Norway
AquafenceLiving in the west of Ireland and having been involved in insurance and property sales for over 25 years, Patrick McNicholas has seen at first hand the damage that flooding can do to people’s property and livelihood.
Read More…Since 1999, AquaFence has worked on development and improvement of flood protection systems in cooperation with the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (UMB) and Innovation Norway – with additional support
Read More....Ireland is likely to face more extreme weather events such as the recent flooding and storm surges, increased water restrictions and shortages of animal fodder and even food due to drought as the impacts of global warming become
Read More…Aquafence are delighted to advise that financial assistance is available to prospective customers through Export Credit Finance with Export Credit Norway. Export Credit Norway in brief / Offers competitive export financing to companies buying Norwegian capital goods and services / A state-owned limited liability company fully owned by the Ministry of Trade and Industry and funded by the Norwegian government / Manages the whole lending process, including sales and promotion, loan application processing, documentation, disbursement and loan administration / All prospective borrowers that meet the requirements will receive a loan offer / Exporter or prospective borrower must apply for export financing before contract award / The Norwegian exporter must be the responsible contracting party / Export Credit Norway offers financing for up to 85 % of the contract value / Norwegian content must account for at least 30 % of the contract amount. Deliveries from companies based in Norway or companies abroad under Norwegian majority control generally qualify as Norwegian content / Deliveries from subcontractors in the project country (“local content”) cannot exceed 30 % of the sum of Norwegian and third country content / The repayment period is generally up to 8.5 years /