Norway, a major oil & gas-producing nation, fulfills Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) pledge made a year ago at COP28 climate summit…

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Norway to end international finance for fossil fuel projects in COP26 legacy

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The Norwegian government today published its policy to align its financing with the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP, sometimes called the Glasgow Statement), fulfilling a promise it made a year ago to end the use of Norwegian government finance to fund fossil fuel projects abroad. At the COP28 UN climate summit in Dubai, Norway signed the Clean Energy Transition Partnership, committing to end its international public finance for fossil…

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Norway keeps promise to end international finance for fossil fuels, boosting hopes of OECD deal tomorrow

Last year, Norway promised not to finance fossil energy abroad. In 2025, the promise will be fulfilled, and Eksfin will drop support for contaminated oil and gas.

I fjor lovet Norge å ikke finansiere fossil energi i utlandet. I 2025 innfris løftet, og Eksfin dropper støtte til urenset olje og gass.

Norge dropper å finansiere fossil energi utenlands

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Norway drops funding for fossil energy abroad

Australia and Norway published national guidelines that implement their commitment to ending new international investment in unabated fossil fuel activitie...

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Norway, Australia End Overseas Financing for Unabated Fossil Fuels

From next year, Eksfin will no longer finance new oil and gas projects without purification technology. This appears in new guidelines from the government.

Fra neste år vil ikke lenger Eksfin finansiere nye olje- og gassprosjekter uten renseteknologi. Det kommer frem i nye retningslinjer fra regjeringen.

Norge innfører nye retningslinjer for eksportfinansiering av fossil energi

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Norway introduces new guidelines for export financing of fossil energy

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Norway to end international finance for fossil fuel projects in COP26 legacy

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