Kai Nolte is a seasoned engineering professional with extensive experience in marine and energy sectors. Currently serving as a Senioringeniør at Havforskningsinstituttet since August 2022, Kai fulfills the role of technical inspector for notable vessels. Previously, as a Technical Project Coordinator at Store Norske from July 2018 to November 2022, responsibilities included technical operations and transitions to renewable energy systems. Prior experience encompasses positions as Chief Engineer and First Engineer at Bourbon Offshore Norway, along with roles in loading and process operations at Statoil. Kai's foundational experience includes a tenure as a First Engineer at Wilhelmsen Marine Personal, handling the maintenance of ship machinery. Educationally, Kai holds qualifications from BI Norwegian Business School and UiT - The Arctic University of Norway, culminating with a degree in marine science.
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Institute of Marine Research (IMR), Norway
The Institute of Marine Research (IMR) is one of the biggest research institute of its kind in Europe, with over 1,000 employees. Our main activities are research, advisory work and monitoring. In January 2018, the IMR was merged with NIFES – The National Institute of Nutrition and Seafood Research. The new institute will be a leading supplier of knowledge relating to the sustainable management of the resources in our marine ecosystems and the whole food chain from the sea to the table. The IMR has its head office in Bergen, but it also has an office in Tromsø and research stations in Matre, Austevoll and Flødevigen. In addition, the Research Vessel Department has ownership responsibility for the research vessels, which are its most important tools for collecting marine data. The IMR also has several laboratories that analyse the samples taken by its monitoring and research programmes. Through its research and advice, the IMR seeks to help society to continue exploiting the valuable assets in the sea sustainably. We are a neutral knowledge provider, and we publicise our research results both in Norway and internationally. The IMR is an agency of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries, which also provides around half of our funding. The rest of our funding comes from external research grants.