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By Jo Nova People forget that while electricity flows down those long interconnectors, sometimes high prices flow back the other way.

Exclusive: Complaint says Equinor is unlawfully connected to Israel’s Delek Group, which has been flagged by UN human rights commissioner

Norwegians are putting their natural environment (and weekend activities) ahead of tourism’s economic benefits

Battle ahead for Labour as it introduces higher taxes and tougher environmental rules on producers

As it rapidly adopts clean technologies while drilling furiously for oil and gas, the Nordic nation is a paradox

Suggestions definition of petrostate is too narrow as many rich countries that could phase out fossil fuels double down

Britain is poised to import a record amount of energy from France and other European countries this summer after mothballing a host of power stations.

Blockades at facilities in Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden, with protests in Scotland and action expected in Denmark

UK, Germany, Netherlands, Norway and Denmark have failed to align oil and gas policies with Paris pledges, say campaigners

Readers respond to an article on Norway’s use of heat pumps, and point out the problems of adopting similar technology in the UK

Device installed in two-thirds of households of country whose experience suggests switching to greener heating can be done

Former British PM calls for 3% levy on oil and gas export revenues of biggest producers to generate $25bn a year for global south

Electric ships, hydrogen, ‘air lubrication’ and even good old wind power are reducing emissions, but campaigners say true change will ‘take guts’

A new elevated wooden boardwalk in Fyresdal, Norway invites visitors to embrace a simultaneous expression of exceptional design and environmental sustainability...

From mining to cattle ranching and soya farming, some of the world’s largest companies exploit the region, though many also claim to be giving something back