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KonKraft is a collaboration forum for the OLF, Federation of Norwegian Industries, Norwegian Association of Ship-owners and Norwegian Trade Union Federation (LO). The objective of KonKraft is to improve and boost competitiveness on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, ensuring stability and constancy for development activity on the shelf.
 | KonKraftNational strategy for the petroleum industryThe latest KonKraft reports were commissioned by the previous Oil and Energy Minister, Odd Roger Enoksen. Work on the reports is carried out by parties involved in the petroleum industry, and will be published during 2008/2009. Information regarding the reports will be published on this website. |
 | Strong petroleum industry produces environmental benefitsThe petroleum industry will play a strong part in Norway’s initiatives for the production of clean, renewable energy in the period up to 2030. However, further development of the industry will require access to new exploration areas. Political decisions taken today will be significant for Norway’s role as an energy nation in the future, declares a new report by KonKraft. |
 | Big effects likely from far-north oil activityOpening areas off northern Norway’s Lofoten and Vesterålen islands to petroleum operations could have major spin-offs both locally and nationally, according to the KonKraft collaboration. Download English summaries:
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 | Extending petroleum access could mean big spending boostOpening areas of the Norwegian continental shelf currently closed to oil and gas activities could increase investment by NOK 200-250 billion in 2022-40, according to a new KonKraft report. Submitted today to petroleum and energy minister Terje Riis-Johansen, this study also finds that leaving such acreage closed would strengthen the fall in capital spending on the NCS. Investment could thereby decline to 20 per cent of today’s level after 2030. |
 | Norwegian petroleum industry: An international success storyDuring the past ten years, the Norwegian petroleum industry has tripled its international turnover, and the rate of growth is continually increasing. The KonKraft Report “Internationalisation” concludes by claiming that Norwegian companies have become global market leaders in subsea equipment, drilling equipment, floating production, and supply services. |
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