Gassnova SF´s Management Team

Before acting as CEO, Tove Dahl Mustad has had the overall responsibility for Gassnova’s strategy and consulting processes. Mustad has held several different management positions in Gassnova, including as responsible for Gassnova’s work with planning the Longship project up to the investment decision in 2020, and previously also headed the department for external relations and communication. She has also worked in a variety of roles in the oil, gas and petrochemicals sector for firms such as Ineos, Borealis and Equinor.

Tove Dahl Mustad is a Chartered Engineer in Process Technology having graduated from Telemark University College (now known as University College of Southeast Norway).

Fred Bjørvik is Director Corporate Governance and Chief Financial Officer. Fred joined Gassnova in 2017 and has, among other things, worked with controlling and been a member of the company meeting at TCM DA. Fred has more than 20 years’ experience from companies within research and development, oil and gas, consulting, auditing and the beverage industry.

Fred Bjørvik holds a Master’s degree in Business and Economics (MBE) from BI Norwegian School of Management.

Kaja Kløcker heads the Technology & Projects department at Gassnova, with responsibility for overseeing the Longship project and technology development in carbon capture and storage (CCS) through the CLIMIT-Demo programme. She previously served as a Senior Technical Adviser on the Longship project and as Subproject Manager for Gassnova’s follow-up of Hafslund Celsio (Oslo CCS).

Kløcker has about ten years of experience at ConocoPhillips, primarily as a process engineer in various onshore and offshore roles. She has extensive experience in operations and maintenance, operational leadership, and the coordination of multidisciplinary offshore activities. During her final year at ConocoPhillips, she worked in the finance department, focusing on financial monitoring and reporting for partner-operated fields.

Kaja Kløcker holds a Master of Science degree in Chemical and Process Engineering from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).