Norway

Norway wealth fund to vote against Musk US$1 trillion Tesla pay package

Investors in the electric-vehicle maker will decide on Nov 6 whether to approve the package

Japan should work with Scotland’s national floating wind test centre, the EMEC, and Norway’s Marine Energy Test Centre (top), the METCentre to draw on their extensive experience, says Masakatsu Terazaki, chairman of the Floating Offshore Wind Technology Research Association.

Japan to start planning floating wind test centre next year

The country is targeting 45 GW of offshore wind pipeline by 2040

A supporter of the Progress Party holds a leaflet showing party leader Sylvi Listhaug, who says "Norway should be the last country in the world to stop (oil) production".

Norway says pump it up on oil and gas for now

The country has seen a return to a more unapologetic stance of producing energy to help wean Europe off its dependence on Russia

Tesla models were close to 22 per cent of new car sales in August – driven by the Model Y and Model 3.

Tesla grabs top spot in market where almost all new cars are EVs

[OSLO] Tesla accounted for more than a fifth of new car sales in Norway in August, with electric cars as a whole accounting for 97 per cent of new passenger vehicle registrations.

“The result is driven by good returns in the stock market, particularly in the financial sector,” says chief executive officer Nicolai Tangen.

Norway’s US$1.9 trillion wealth fund returns 5.7% in H1

The return was led by equities, which rose by 6.7%

The well is the first of three consecutive wells to be drilled in the same campaign by the rig on the Brage platform.

Rex International signals start of Okea’s exploration well drilling in Norway’s Brage Field

The well aims to test hydrocarbon presence in geological layers that have not been penetrated before

Norway’s sovereign wealth fund will now “focus on better efficiency through more use of technology,” CEO Nicolai Tangen said.

Norway wealth fund’s use of AI triggers hiring freeze, CEO says

As of the end of 2024, the fund employs 676 people in offices in Oslo, London, New York, and Singapore

The fund follows ethical rules decided by parliament that prevent it from buying stakes in the likes of Airbus, Boeing, BAE Systems and Lockheed Martin on the grounds they make components for nuclear weapons.

Push to allow Norway's wealth fund to invest in defence companies falters

The fund can invest in defence companies if they are not involved in the production of nuclear weapons

Nicolai Tangen, CEO of NBIM, says: "The way to behave in the market now is just to be broadly diversified and very, very long term."

Norway wealth fund CEO sees potential in real estate, renewable assets

[OSLO] Real estate and renewable assets are becoming more attractive in the face of stock market volatility, according to the head of Norway’s US$1.8 trillion sovereign wealth fund.