Energy

The Norwegian ambassador to China, H.E. Mr. Svein O. Sæther, delivered a speech at the Fourth Annual Asia Fortune Forum in Beijing on Monday 19 December. Read more

China Wind Power 2011, one of the most significant exhibitions on wind power in China, demonstrated the increasing level of collaboration between the Norwegian and Chinese wind industries. Eight Norwegian companies participated. Read more

Norwegian companies take to Beijing for the most influential event on wind power in China this October. Read more

To facilitate the participation of Norwegian companies at Offshore Wind China, GC Guangzhou organized a Norwegian Pavilion at the event that took place in Shanghai June 15-17. Read more

The Norwegian Consulate and China Renewable Energy Society hosted a three-day seminar on offshore wind power October 18-20. Read more

October 13-15 China Wind Power 2010 takes place at Beijing’s China International Exhibition Centre. Read more

A workshop covering the most sought after aspects of technical training will take place in Beijing October 18-20. Read more

Norwegian Deputy Minister Robin Kåss headed the Norwegian delegation to the Offshore Wind China 2010 conference in Shanghai. Twelve Norwegian companies took part to explore opportunities for partnerships with China. The conference, which was co-organised by Norway, marked a new chapter of Sino-Norwegian relations in renewable energy. Read more

The world’s largest wind turbine is to be built in Norway. Innovative technology will make the production of renewable energy far more efficient. Read more

As part of an increased focus on developing offshore wind in China, a high-ranking delegation from China visited Norway 12th to 16th of March to explore the potential for industrial collaboration between Norwegian and Chinese companies. Read more

January 8 the British Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced the winners of licence bidding Round 3 in the UK’s new gigantic programme for renewable energy. The bidding consortium Forewind won the licence for Dogger Bank Offshore Wind Farm. Read more

The Norwegian Energy and Environment Consortium (NEEC) use Norway's energy and environmental legacy to promote a sustainable future for China and as a consequence, the rest of the world. Read more

The world’s first full-scale floating wind turbine – known as Hywind – was officially opened on 8 September off the southwest coast of Norway. “This is an important step towards creating a new Norwegian energy industry at sea,” declared Norway’s Minister of Petroleum and Energy Terje Riis-Johansen. Read more

In June, The Norwegian Government presented a new act and a strategy on offshore renewable energy. The intention is to provide a regulatory framework for offshore wind plants, and to give direction for the efforts needed to make offshore wind power an important part of Norwegian energy industry. Read more

30 June 2009 Hainan and the China Southern Power Grid (CSG) celebrated Hainan's connection to the mainland power grid. The 30 km submarine power link, constructed and installed by Nexans Norway, has a capacity of 500 kV and is the first of its kind in China. The project is a collaboration between China Southern Power Grid and Nexans Norway and has been running for more than two years. Read more

In February 2007, Nexans Norway secured a $182 million contract, the largest ever for a Norwegian company in China , to construct and install a 600-MW submarine power link in  Southern China.   Read more

We all know that water is essential for humans, but now cars can also benefit from  a sip. Norwegian producers have created a car that only emits pure water.  Read more