*Breaking News: America invades Norway to save us from northern lights, polar bears, and Swedes.*
pierebean on
As *fossil* energy ~~lifeline~~ dealer
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ArjunaKrisna on
It is only business, do not pretend you care, Norway.
Dipshitmagnet2 on
In response the UK government raises tax on UK oil businesses to 99% and bans any further exploration and development in the North Sea. Wonders why the UK economy tanks while Norway pave their streets in gold.
Prudent_Trickutro on
Those sneaky environmentally friendly Norwegians 🙄😂
MootRevolution on
If the Iran situation stays like this for more than a few weeks, we’re going to see major economical disruptions world wide. And Europe will be hit hard. I don’t think people see how much of an actual lifeline this would become for Europe. This offer from Norway is part just business, but it’s probably also motivated by Norway not wanting to see Europe’s economies (and societies, because that what will swiftly follow!) crashing hard.
Europe really needs to focus on energy sovereignty and it’s frustrating how much time and opportunities are wasted, while everyone knows it’s a major weak spot because a lack of energy could bring Europe to its knees.
Muntt1 on
Norway has always limited Statoil’s production and development just to maintain long-term goals on energy security. They drill more when they need to but haven’t gone all out. In recent years they have invested more on renewables.
MetroidvaniaListsGuy on
As long as germany turns on the reactors.
Late_Stage-Redditism on
>Increasing supply would require new exploration and investment, Aasland said, as his government works to slow an expected decline in production after 2030 by developing additional resources on the Norwegian continental shelf.
I think it should be mentioned that the green wing of Norwegian politics, especially MDG(now also currently in government) has as their core ideology that all oil and gas production in Norway will be phased out as quickly as possible.
They are of the same old russia funded and encouraged leftist ideology to de-industrialize and de-energize western nations as much as possible to weaken them strategically.
Expanding production will therefore be very difficult, politically.
Kevin_Jim on
They don’t have anywhere near enough production to meaningfully cover Europe’s energy needs, though. Not even close.
Efficient_Opinion107 on
Damn Dutch had to stop pumping at the worst time.
OkOpposite7987 on
Good to see European countries stepping up in times of need. Very good.
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*Breaking News: America invades Norway to save us from northern lights, polar bears, and Swedes.*
As *fossil* energy ~~lifeline~~ dealer
[deleted]
It is only business, do not pretend you care, Norway.
In response the UK government raises tax on UK oil businesses to 99% and bans any further exploration and development in the North Sea. Wonders why the UK economy tanks while Norway pave their streets in gold.
Those sneaky environmentally friendly Norwegians 🙄😂
If the Iran situation stays like this for more than a few weeks, we’re going to see major economical disruptions world wide. And Europe will be hit hard. I don’t think people see how much of an actual lifeline this would become for Europe. This offer from Norway is part just business, but it’s probably also motivated by Norway not wanting to see Europe’s economies (and societies, because that what will swiftly follow!) crashing hard.
Europe really needs to focus on energy sovereignty and it’s frustrating how much time and opportunities are wasted, while everyone knows it’s a major weak spot because a lack of energy could bring Europe to its knees.
Norway has always limited Statoil’s production and development just to maintain long-term goals on energy security. They drill more when they need to but haven’t gone all out. In recent years they have invested more on renewables.
As long as germany turns on the reactors.
>Increasing supply would require new exploration and investment, Aasland said, as his government works to slow an expected decline in production after 2030 by developing additional resources on the Norwegian continental shelf.
I think it should be mentioned that the green wing of Norwegian politics, especially MDG(now also currently in government) has as their core ideology that all oil and gas production in Norway will be phased out as quickly as possible.
They are of the same old russia funded and encouraged leftist ideology to de-industrialize and de-energize western nations as much as possible to weaken them strategically.
Expanding production will therefore be very difficult, politically.
They don’t have anywhere near enough production to meaningfully cover Europe’s energy needs, though. Not even close.
Damn Dutch had to stop pumping at the worst time.
Good to see European countries stepping up in times of need. Very good.
Okkupert.
Sad swiss noises.
That could have been us.