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After three weeks of negotiating with Swedish authorities, Norwegian trucks that weigh more than 40 tons are allowed to cross the border again.
Within 40 years, the size of the Norwegian seafood industry is projected to grow to six times its current revenue level, researchers state in a new report that will be published this week.(Photo: Minister of Fisheries Lisbeth Berg-Hansen)
Earlier predictions that the oil will run out in the years ahead have been challenged. A new prognosis predicts that Norway will experience a peak in oil production in 2020.
Statoil is still trying to find a solution, which will allow the company to participate in the Shtokman project. However, both technical and commercial challenges must be solved before Statoil makes a final investment decision.
Statoil's LNG plant at Melkøya (photo), near Hammerfest in Northern Norway is back in production, after a shut-down on July 10th, following the ingression of water into the natural gas dryers.
The Kongsberg Group has signed a contract modification with the US Army increasing the existing CROWS II frame contract with NOK 508 million for purchase of spare parts and depot support.
Aker Solutions has signed a contract with Hyundai Heavy Industries to supply a complete drilling equipment topside package to a new semi-submersible drilling rig the South Korean yard is building for Seadrill, the rig operator.
Norwegian telecommunications provider Telenor has reported Second Quarter revenues of NOK 25.4 billion, representing an organic revenue growth of five per cent. (Photo: Telenor CEO Jon Fredrik Baksaas)
Preliminary production figures for the first half of 2012 are 8 per cent higher than the same period last year. Four new fields have started producing during this year’s first six months.
