Olvondo Technology

Olvondo Technology

Olvondo Technology AS

Holmestrand, Norway

Processing Equipment
Founded 2016ManufacturerSells to Processors
Profile last updated: July 11, 2026

About

Founded in 2016, Olvondo Technology is a dairy industry manufacturer based in Holmestrand, Norway selling processing equipment.

Olvondo Technology is a Norwegian company that develops and sells the HighLift, an industrial very high temperature heat pump based on a reverse Stirling cycle. The heat pump produces steam at up to 200 C from low-grade waste heat and electricity, uses helium as its working medium, and generates cooling as a by-product. The company was established in 2016; its HighLift technology was developed in Norway from Stirling cycle R&D in the mid-2000s. The units are manufactured at the facilities of Westcon, which is a joint owner in a 50/50 partnership. Typical customers are industrial users in food and beverage, aquaculture, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and other sectors with high steam demand. A dairy processor, FrieslandCampina, has installed a HighLift at its Maasdam site in the Netherlands, and Tetra Pak offers the HighLift within its Factory Sustainable Solutions portfolio.

Location

Holmestrand, Norway

Founded

2016

Legal name

Olvondo Technology AS

Focus areas

heat pumpStirling cyclesteam generationindustrial heatdecarbonisationwaste heat recovery

Languages

ENNO

Products & capabilities

Supply categories

Processing Equipment

Supplier role

Manufacturer

Sells to

Processors

Products

HighLift

Industrial high temperature heat pump

Reverse Stirling cycle heat pump that upgrades low-temperature waste heat and electricity to steam at up to 200 C, with a rated output of 750 kW heat, using helium as working medium.

Standards, references & customers

Reference installations

FrieslandCampina (Maasdam site)

Netherlands

Steam production with HighLift heat pump

Named customers

FrieslandCampina

Sustainability claims

heat recovery from low-temperature waste heathelium working medium with GWP and ODP of zerofree cooling as a by-productapproximately 1300 metric tonnes of CO2 reduction per year per heat pump compared with alternative energy sources

People

Management & team (2)