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Norwegian Wood Cluster and Karriere Innlandet invite employees in NWC's member companies to participate in group-based training in production technology and logistics. The course starts on January 9, 2026 at Gjøvik. The offer is aimed at both vocational certificate on the job candidates and internship candidates.

The Digitization and Automation group recently made a study trip to Fiskarheden Trävaru to hear about the company's experience of using CT technology in timber sorting. Production technician Martin Eriksson had calculated the effect of CT scanning, and he is ready to leave the saw standing if a breakdown leads to a return to 3D technology.

In early November, it was once again time to gather the leaders of our member companies for joint inspiration, replenishment and networking. This year, we got to hear about Forsvarsbygg's initiatives and work with sustainability, and about trends and opportunities for the wooden buildings of the future.

- "The collaboration through the Norwegian Wood Cluster is incredibly important for the value chain that builds with wood. "The market situation is currently very tough, but it's in the dark times that we need the long light," said CEO Morten Kristiansen of Moelven Industrier at the opening of the cluster's top management meeting.

This fall's seminar in the project "Climate-friendly buildings Innlandet" clearly showed that the construction industry is in the midst of a necessary shift in thinking. After decades of talking about sustainability, we're now seeing real momentum for adding value to the materials and resources we already have.