EU Should Stop Moralizing on Arctic Oil and Let Us Get Drilling, Says Norway
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Norway doubles down on oil, says "Drill, Baby, Drill" as SA Concourt sterilises Wild Coast bounty
The FT reports today that Norway is doubling down on oil and gas exploration to protect its economy, just days after SA’s Constitutional Court went the other way. On 14 August 2026, it permanently blocked Shell and Impact Africa's exploration right off the Transkei/Wild Coast, upholding lower-court findings that the 2014 permit was granted without proper consultation of coastal communities, rejecting a Supreme Court of Appeal route that would ha…
Norway Pushes Back Against European Commission’s Hypocrisy in Curbing Arctic Oil and Gas Just as Multiple EU Countries Are Actively Seeking It * The Gateway Pundit * by Paul Serran
Norwegians are calling out Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen on her nonsense. The post Norway Pushes Back Against European Commission’s Hypocrisy in Curbing Arctic Oil and Gas Just as Multiple EU Countries Are Actively Seeking It appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
LO and the gas and oil industry want access to more land to extend the Norwegian oil age.
Norway is not preparing for its exit from the oil and gas industry, but is preparing for its extension. While the European Union supports a moratorium on new oil and gas drilling in the Arctic, Oslo intends to continue to operate the Barents Sea and maintain its oil and gas production at levels close to those of today until at least 2035. The Norwegian government is now taking on a line that places energy security among its priorities, without a…
Norway is probably Europe’s biggest energy paradox. In July, 97.6% of new passenger cars registered in the country were electric, a transformation that no other large market has managed to take so far. At the same time, its government has just confirmed that it will continue to search for oil and gas in the Arctic and aims to maintain its current production levels at least until 2035. Norwegian Energy Minister Terje Aasland has argued that the c…
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