On Friday the Norwegian Government presented the much-anticipated white paper on long-term value creation from Norwegian Energy Resources, "Putting Energy to Work" (Energi til arbeid Meld. St. 36 (2020-2021)), the consultation papers on proposed amendments to the Offshore Energy Act and Regulations, and guidelines for the offshore wind concession process.
Today, the government finally published its White Paper (Meld. St. 36 (2020–2021)) on the long-term value creation from Norwegian energy resources, this for the first time to include both the renewables sector and the oil and gas sector. The White Paper was published together with a long called for proposal regarding the further development of offshore wind in Norway (see Haavind’s separate article on this) and a road map for hydrogen.
Just ahead of the much awaited white paper on long-term value creation from Norwegian energy resources and guidelines for the licensing process for offshore wind this Friday, the Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Tina Bru, presented tidbits on the coming licensing system and development of the offshore wind sector in Norway.
Ryde Technology is a major player in the rapidly growing Norwegian e-scooter sharing market, with market leading positions in several Norwegian cities, including Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim.
In the Pharma Report Summer 2020, we take a retrospective look at some of the legal developments during the first half of 2020 in the Norwegian pharmaceutical sector.