FREQUENTIS strengthens Norway’s maritime safety as Kystverket takes control of coastal radio
- Frequentis supports Kystverket’s takeover of national coastal radio infrastructure from Telenor
- The transition gives Norway full sovereign control over critical maritime communications supporting emergency response and national preparedness
- The system covers 150 sites and nearly 500 radio units, safeguarding communications for 42,000 Norwegian-licensed vessels plus additional foreign vessels in Norwegian waters
- Direct collaboration between Kystverket and Frequentis enables operational alignment and future system development
Frequentis has supported the successful transition of Norway’s national coastal radio service to Kystverket, a Norwegian government agency responsible for the water transport infrastructure along the 9,200-kilometre coast of Norway. This transition represents a significant step toward bringing critical maritime communication infrastructure fully under state ownership.
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