Oslo on course to become first capital city with zero-emissions public transport network
Norway’s capital Oslo is set to become the first capital in the world to provide an all-electric public transport system, creating zero emission...
Wind hub in Baltic Sea to offset Russian gas approved by Denmark
Denmark and Germany have approved the building of an offshore wind power hub in with Baltic Sea to aid Europe in limiting its reliance on Russia for i...
Electricity exports could be curbed to avoid shortages in Norway
Measures are being considered in Norway to limit the number of power shipments to prevent power shortages within the country amid its price surge. Acc...
Oil and gas strike in Norway ends
A strike by oil and gas workers in Norway has been halted after the country’s government intervened. The strike was causing concerns that it cou...
Terje Lien Aasland named as Norway’s Minister for Petroleum and Energy
Terje Lien Aasland has been named as Norway’s Minister for Petroleum and Energy, replacing Marte Mjoes Persen, who will move into the Ministry f...
World’s first permanent vehicle-charging electric road to be built in Sweden
Sweden’s highway network is set to build the world’s first permanent electric road in the country by 2025, which will allow electric vehicles to charg...
Delayed nuclear reactor in Finland finally activated
The Olkiluoto 3 nuclear reactor in Finland has finally started up its critical functions after initially being slated to open up in 2009, marking the ...
Bitcoin miners lose power in Iceland
Bitcoin miners in Iceland have recently had their power cut by Landsvirkjun, the National Iceland electrical company Land, due to a variety of issues ...