Memberships and certifications

Memberships and certifications

Certifications

Miljøfyrtårn (Eco-Lighthouse)

Miljøfyrtårn (Eco-Lighthouse) certification logo
MHService was certified as a Miljøfyrtårn (Eco-Lighthouse) in 2023. The latest report can be read here: MHService

Miljøfyrtårn is a Norwegian certification scheme for businesses that want to work systematically with sustainability and environmental management. The certification is recognised by the EU and is one of the most widely used environmental certifications in Norway. It helps companies, municipalities and organisations reduce their environmental impact and meet the requirements for sustainable operations.

What is required to become Miljøfyrtårn certified?

To achieve the certification, a business must go through a process in which it documents and improves its routines across several environmental areas:

  • Working environment: Focus on health, safety and employee well-being.
  • Waste management: Measures for source sorting, waste reduction and reuse.
  • Energy use: More efficient energy consumption and a transition to renewable energy sources.
  • Purchasing and materials: Environmentally friendly choices in procurement and use of resources.
  • Transport: Reduced emissions through smarter transport solutions and greener alternatives.

Miljøfyrtårn certification is not only a mark of quality for environmental work, but can also contribute to cost savings, a stronger reputation and a competitive advantage in tender processes.


ISCC – International Sustainability & Carbon Certification

MHService is ISCC-certified. ISCC (International Sustainability & Carbon Certification) is one of the world’s leading certification systems for sustainable biomass and renewable fuels. For us it means that the renewable fuel we supply – such as HVO and biodiesel – can be documented as sustainable across the entire supply chain, from feedstock to vessel.

ISCC – International Sustainability & Carbon Certification

What does the ISCC certification involve?

ISCC EU is recognised by the European Commission as documentation that renewable fuel meets the sustainability criteria of the EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED). The certification requires the feedstock to be traceable and produced without deforestation or loss of valuable natural areas, and that the reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions is calculated and documented. Through ISCC, our customers can confidently document the climate benefit of choosing renewable fuel from MHService.


ISO 9001 / ISO 14001

ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 – Quality and the environment in focus

At MHService we are committed to delivering high-quality services with a low environmental impact. That is why we work systematically according to the principles of ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 – two recognised international standards for quality and environmental management.

ISO 9001 – Quality management

ISO 9001 is about ensuring good governance, continuous improvement and high customer satisfaction. We use this standard as a framework for developing and improving our work processes – so that we always deliver what we promise, and preferably a little more.

ISO 14001 – Environmental management

With ISO 14001 we have established a comprehensive environmental management system that helps us identify, reduce and prevent negative environmental impact. Among other things, this involves:

  • Reducing energy consumption and waste
  • Choosing environmentally friendly solutions and materials
  • Meeting relevant environmental requirements and legislation

Why does this matter?

By working in line with the ISO standards, we show that we take quality, sustainability and social responsibility seriously. For you as a customer, it means the assurance that we deliver professionally – every time.

Memberships

Drivkraft Norge

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MHService became a member of Drivkraft Norge on 1 January 2025. Web: drivkraftnorge.no

Drivkraft Norge is an industry association representing companies within the fuel and energy sector in Norway. The organisation works to ensure sustainable development of the energy market, with particular focus on fuel, electrification, biofuels and infrastructure for renewable energy sources.

The work of Drivkraft Norge

Drivkraft Norge works to facilitate a safe and efficient energy supply in Norway, while also helping to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions from the transport sector. Its most important areas of work include:

Sustainability and climate

  • Works for increased use of sustainable fuel alternatives, such as biofuel and hydrogen.
  • Promotes low- and zero-emission technologies in transport.
  • Influences political decisions to reduce emissions in the sector.

Infrastructure and technology

  • Supports the development of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and hydrogen filling stations.
  • Works for a balanced energy supply that ensures the availability of both traditional and new energy sources.

Regulation and framework conditions

  • Influences political decisions and regulations for a predictable and sustainable fuel and energy policy.
  • Works for competitive framework conditions for the players in the industry.

Consumer rights and safety

  • Works for safe and reliable energy deliveries to consumers and businesses.
  • Contributes to public information about energy, fuel and environmental impact.

Through its work, Drivkraft Norge acts as a bridge between authorities, industry and consumers to secure a more sustainable and innovative energy future in Norway.

Måløy Maritime Group

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MHService became a member of Måløy Maritime Group (MMG) in 2015. Web: maloymaritime.no

Måløy Maritime Group: a complete maritime cluster

Måløy Maritime Group (MMG) is an association of 14 companies located in Måløy, Norway, that together offer a complete range of services to the maritime industry. The cluster is known for its quality, experience and availability, and operates 24/7 to meet the needs of the fleet.

Member companies in Måløy Maritime Group

MMG consists of companies covering different segments within the maritime sector:

Shipyard services

  • Båtbygg AS: Specialises in repair, conversion and maintenance for offshore, fishing and merchant vessels.
  • Stadyard AS: Offers complete solutions for repair, maintenance and new-building within the maritime sector.

Design and engineering services

  • Skipskompetanse AS: An independent Norwegian ship-design and consultancy company known for innovation and modern ship design.

Installation and electrical systems

  • Ulvesund Elektro AS: A full-service supplier of electrotechnical services both on land and at sea.
  • Isovent AS: Supplies and installs all types of systems for housing, industry and the maritime market, specialising in insulation and cladding of pipes.

Fishing gear and equipment

  • AS Fiskevegn: A global player in the production and sale of longline and fishing gear for professional fisheries.
  • Selstad AS: A competence partner and supplier of design, analyses, equipment, solutions and service to the ocean-based industry.
  • Havfront AS: Develops innovative solutions for the fishing industry.
  • Westmek AS: Offers mechanical services and products to the maritime industry.

General supply and port facilities

  • Verlo AS: Carries out repairs and maintenance of boats up to 100 feet and runs an industrial warehouse with a wide selection of tools and boat equipment.
  • MHService AS: A company rich in tradition, with services within fuel, marina, quay facilities and product storage.
  • Sentronik AS: Specialists in IT operations and infrastructure, with a focus on customer service and quality.
  • Nordfjord Havn IKS: Responsible for port operations and the facilitation of port facilities in the region.

Through this broad range of member companies, Måløy Maritime Group offers a comprehensive service portfolio covering all aspects of maritime activity, from design and construction to maintenance and supply.