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Azane

Maritime EnergyNorway

Azane Inc. is an industrial refrigeration manufacturer with a North American regional headquarters in San Francisco, California, and a base in Missoula, Montana. The company develops sustainable cooling and fuel solutions.

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Azane at a glance

Azane is a maritime energy company headquartered in Norway. Xcout tracks 10 named people at Azane, including Steinar Frøyen Kostøl (CEO).

Industry
Maritime Energy
Headquarters
Norway

Azane leadership

  • Steinar Frøyen KostølCEO
  • André Moe BakkeCFO
  • André RisholmCHAIR OF THE BOARD
  • Jørgen RønholtBusiness Development & Project Manager
  • Lars Thoresen HaugTechnical and safety lead
  • Martin Cato PettersenOperations Manager

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  • 10 named people with titles, LinkedIn and board committees
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