
FNI is a long-term analyst of European energy and environmental policy both within and outside the framework of the EU.
FNI research under this umbrella focuses on policy development and implementation, both at the domestic and EU level. FNI also studies the relationship between the EU, European states, Norway, and organisations and industry in the areas of energy and environmental policy. Priority is given to understanding EU climate change policy, herein the greenhouse gas emissions trading system and renewable energy and energy efficiency policies. Other key policy areas studies include transboundary pollution and marine issues.
FNI's energy research furthermore focuses on European energy market regulations and responses by energy sector actor. This includes energy companies' environmental and social responsibility (CSR) strategies.
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IN MEDIA
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Uvanlig tørke vil påvirke strømprisene fremover (Unusual drought will affect electricity prices)
Vårt land, May 4, 2022. In Norwegian.
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Haakon (27) installerte peis for å spare strøm ('Haakon (27) installed stove to save electricity')
Universitas, 27.10.2021. In Norwegian
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Frykter minstepensjonister heller kutter i maten enn å be om hjelp til å betale strømmen ('Fears pensioneers will rather cut food than ask for help to pay electricity bill')
Nationen, 26.10.2021. In Norwegian
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– Forberedt på å fryse oss gjennom vinteren ('- We are preparing for freezing through the winter')
E24, 25.10.2021. In Norwegian.
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Blir dette strømprisopprørets tiår? ('Will this be the decade of energy riots?')
KLP Kommunekonferansen, 14.10.2021