INDUSTRY NEWS
Lehmann Marine Strengthens Local Presence In The Benelux And Norway With Offices In Eindhoven and Trondheim.
Ola Staverløkk Ruben Wansink
We are expanding our operations in the Benelux region and Norway. With new offices in Eindhoven (Netherlands) and Trondheim (Norway), we are strengthening our local presence in two of Europeís most strategically significant maritime markets.
The locations will function as regional sales and coordination offices. Ruben Wansink is responsible for the Benelux region, while Ola Staverløkk leads Lehmann Marineís operations in Norway. Both Sales Managers bring more than 20 years of experience in the maritime industry, placing a strong focus on technical solutions, project-based sales, and long-term customer relationships.
With an established customer base and a growing number of projects across the Benelux region, the new Eindhoven office provides a permanent local presence to support the expanding regional portfolio. The office is situated in the historic former Philips research laboratory, where technologies such as CDs and DVDs originated. Eindhoven is recognised as a premier European high-tech hub, boasting a world-class concentration of research, engineering, and manufacturing, particularly in the field of advanced battery technology.
Norway remains one of the leading markets for maritime electrification and alternative propulsion systems. The new Trondheim office reinforces Lehmann Marineís long- standing commitment to the Nordic region, ensuring closer coordination with local customers and partners.
This presence allows existing customers ó including system integrators, electrical installation companies, shipowners, and ship designers ó to benefit from enhanced on-site support, while providing new customers with access to Lehmann Marineís safe and compact LFP battery systems.
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Ola Staverløkk comments: “Having worked for more than 20 years in the maritime industry, I am proud to be part of Lehmann Marine, a company known for its proven quality.
“With the Trondheim office being well situated in the harbour area where several cruise ships arrive and depart every day, our desired destination of equipping such big players with Lehmann Marineís battery modules one day doesnít seem impossible. Until then, Norway will offer us a highly dynamic environment for sustainable growth and long-term partnerships.”
And Ruben Wansink adds, “It’s such an honour to work with European-engineered battery technology while contributing to the energy transition.” The Benelux region is acting as a pioneer of innovation and setting a strong pace for an environmentally conscious, green future for shipping. The Netherlands has a thriving super yacht industry where electrification and hybrid propulsion is growing. Many shipowners operate fleets for offshore wind, dredging and transport plus a very large inland river merchant fleet, which means that the demand for batteries is high. Moreover, our office in Eindhoven centrally positions us at the heart of Belgium and the Netherlands and close to technological developers.”
The Benelux region and Norway remain pivotal in driving the evolution of marine battery solutions across Europe. By establishing dedicated local teams, Lehmann Marine ensures more direct communication and seamless project execution for its partners. This expansion marks a key milestone in Lehmann Marineís structured European growth strategy. As a Sunlight Group company, it remains committed to delivering reliable energy storage systems, ensuring project continuity, and fostering long-term strategic alliances within the maritime sector.
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