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Arctic Security Conference 2025: Navigating Polarization and Preventing Conflict
On 18 September 2025, the Fridtjof Nansen Institute (FNI) hosts the Arctic Security Conference at SALT in Oslo. The event brings together leading experts, policymakers and practitioners from across the Arctic and beyond to discuss the security situation in the region, with a focus on managing polarization and preventing escalation.
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The Arctic Ocean 2050: FNI joins Norway’s new Arctic research flagship
The Fridtjof Nansen Institute (FNI) is proud to be one of 18 partners in Polhavet 2050 – the largest-ever Norwegian research initiative on the Arctic Ocean.
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New book explores the future of electricity: Are low-carbon systems decentralised?
How should electricity systems be organised in a low-carbon world? Should they be based on many small, local solutions such as solar panels, batteries and energy communities, or continue to rely on large, centralised infrastructures?
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Russia’s LNG ambitions hit by sanctions – risks losing global market window
A new report from the Fridtjof Nansen Institute shows how Western sanctions have left Russia’s flagship LNG projects stranded. Without access to markets and shipping, Russia may lose its chance to secure a major role in the booming global LNG market.
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FNI at Arendalsuka 2025
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Fresh Faces in FNI’s Leadership Group
Two new Research Directors join the management team at the Fridtjof Nansen Institute, bringing long-standing experience, fresh perspectives and updated group names.
