Flocean selected as winner of World Economic Forum Water Resilience Challenge

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Flocean AS (Oslo, Norway) has been selected as a winner of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) prestigious Water Resilience Challenge. Amidst a record number of applications, Flocean was selected by UpLink, the global change platform of WEF that seeks to scale purpose-driven innovations to tackle the world’s most urgent challenges. The Water Resilience Challenge recognizes […]

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Flocean selected as winner of World Economic Forum Water Resilience Challenge

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