Norway
The Norwegian energy giant aims to deploy 600MW of onshore wind and solar generation in Britain
Norway has earmarked funds to support efforts to combat marine pollution
The Roan Wind Farm consists of 71 turbines which are expected to generate around 900GWh of green electricity annually
In total, the fund is expected to remove $12bn of fossil fuel investments and plough up to $20bn into renewable markets
The Johan Sverdrup 2 development will increase production from 440,000 barrels of oil per day to 660,000 barrels per day
The Government is Norway is providing $1.1 million for the ‘GreenVoyage-2050’ initiative
It has signed a contract with global aluminium firm Alcoa for the commercial services for power generation from the 197MW Guleslettene wind installation
It includes imported goods such as some fuel and oil products in a no-deal scenario
New statistics released by the Norwegian Road Federation show the market share for electric vehicles broke the halfway barrier for the first time ever
The London-based firm provides grid operators with analytics that allow them to integrate more green generation ‘faster and safer’
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