Climate and environment
It is the Ministry of Climate and Environment that has chief responsibility for the Government’s environmental policy. Environmental policy cuts across ministerial boundaries and involves issues that are the responsibility of several different ministries.
Norway's International Climate and Forest Initiative (NICFI)
Norway has pledged up to 3 billion NOK a year to help save the world's tropical forests while improving the livelihoods of those who life off, in, and near the forests.
Latest on climate and environment
What's new
- Remarks by Prime Minister Støre at the 2nd North Sea Summit in Ostend Speech/statement 24/04/2023
- Norway and EU establish Green Alliance Press release 24/04/2023
- Belgium and Norway will work closer on cross-border transport and storage of CO2 Press release 24/04/2023
- The North Seas can be the world’s biggest power plant Speech/statement 23/04/2023
- Announces the first competitions for offshore wind Press release 29/03/2023
Documents
- Norway’s Eighth National Communication Report 12/04/2023
- Norway’s Chairship of the Arctic Council 2023–2025 Guidelines/brochures 28/03/2023
- Climate change, hungerand vulnerability Plans/strategy 16/02/2023
- Solutions for U-864 - the submarine wreck outside Fedje in Vestland Report 13/10/2022
- Norwegian Plastics Strategy Plans/strategy 13/07/2022
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Ministry of Climate and Environment
E-mail: postmottak@kld.dep.no
Phone: +47 22 24 57 11
Press phone: +47 947 82 505 (please no sms)
Press contact: Press contacts Ministry of Climate and Environment
Address: Postboks 8013 Dep, 0030 Oslo
Visitor address: Kongens gate 20, 0153 Oslo