Stavanger, Norway. Norsk Solar AS ("Norsk Solar", OSEBX ticker: NSOL). Norsk
Solar's powerplant in Semypolky is now producing power again after a temporary
curtailment instructed by the grid operator, UKRENERGO. Norsk Solar is
monitoring the situation in Ukraine continuously, with remote surveillance and
on-site monitoring provided by our operations partners.   
 
Norsk Solar continues to maintain contact with its employee in Ukraine, as well
as with partners, contractors and authorities.
 
«Our greatest concern is the safety and wellbeing of our Ukrainian colleague,
and we will do whatever we can to provide our support," said Øyvind L.
Vesterdal, CEO in Norsk Solar.
 
The company will provide updates if and when they become necessary, as the
situation in Ukraine develops.    


Investor Relations:  
Helga Cotgrove,  
CFO, Norsk Solar  
+47 907 35 246  
hc@norsksolar.com  
  
 
Media:  
Christine Corkery Steinsholt  
Head of Communications, Norsk Solar  
+47 950 95 481  
christine@norsksolar.com  

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section
5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.  
 

About Norsk Solar  
Norsk Solar delivers the power to build a better world. We provide clean,
renewable solar solutions to corporate and industrial (C&I) entities in emerging
markets. Our high-quality solar PV solutions produce cost-efficient and reliable
electricity, helping companies meet their sustainability targets by
cutting carbon emissions. 

 
Norsk Solar has over 100 MW in operation or under development in emerging
markets and is a fast-growing independent solar power producer, targeting 2 GW
under management in 2025.  
  
The company was established in 2017 in Stavanger, Norway, and today has more
than 30 employees representing 15 nationalities. Norsk Solar has a presence in
Norway, South Africa, Brazil, and Vietnam. Read more at www.norsksolar.com.