Tag: <span>going green</span>
The German company Enerparc is among Europe’s largest solar-power companies. It has now filed for insolvency. The excuse given is that ‘renewables’ are being…
Norwegian businesses have spent NOK 234 billion more on electricity since 2022 than during the preceding equivalent period. Had the calculation begun in June…
Oslo had already ordered 20 metro trainsets from the Spanish company CAF when the UN placed the company on a blacklist in September 2025…
The electric buses intended to replace polluting diesel buses around Oslo have become so heavy from their batteries that the county roads can no…
“All sectors must adapt. No one gets off the hook,” says Minister of Climate and the Environment Andreas Bjelland Eriksen (Labour Party).
Figures from the Norwegian Environment Agency show that politicians and the media are not only misleading themselves, but also the public: Norwegian greenhouse gas…
June began with a sharp rise in electricity prices, exceeding 1.20 kroner per kWh in Eastern Norway. In Southern Norway, the month opened with…
Sir Keir Starmer will announce plans to block all new oil and gas development in the North Sea. He will prioritise borrowing money for…
SV enters the budget negotiations with demands for more social assistance, more child benefit and greater climate cuts. As expected, SV makes tough demands…