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    Norway oil industry set to invest record amount in 2025

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    Posted on May 27, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Norway's oil industry plans a record investment of 269.1 billion crowns in 2025, with a decline expected in 2026. Vaar Energi aims to approve 14 new projects.

    Norway oil industry set to invest record amount in 2025

    By Stine Jacobsen and Nerijus Adomaitis

    OSLO (Reuters) -Norwegian oil and gas investments are expected to hit a record this year, and to decline next year, a statistics office survey of industry players showed on Tuesday.

    The country's biggest business sector expects to invest 269.1 billion crowns ($26.62 billion) in 2025, up from a 253.8 billion crowns estimate in February and compared to 251.2 billion last year.

    Preliminary estimates for oil and gas investments in 2026 were 206.6 billion crowns, compared to a previous estimate of 197.1 billion crowns in February.

    Forecasts typically rise as companies finalise spending plans in the months leading up to a new year.

    Several new oil and gas fields are expected to be developed this year and the next, the statistics office, or SSB, said.

    One oil company, Vaar Energi, majority-owned by Eni, aims to approve up to 14 new projects by the end of this year, targeting smaller oil and gas discoveries that are situated near existing platforms, which would boost output from already-producing fields.

    Still, it is "unlikely that the new developments will be able to prevent a decline in oil and gas investments in 2026," the SSB said.

    ($1 = 10.1049 Norwegian crowns)

    (Reporting by Stine Jacobsen in Copenhagen and Nerijus Adomaitis in Oslo, editing by Louise Rasmussen and Barbara Lewis)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Norwegian oil investments to reach 269.1 billion crowns in 2025.
    • •Investments expected to decline in 2026.
    • •Vaar Energi plans to approve up to 14 new projects.
    • •New developments unlikely to prevent 2026 investment decline.
    • •SSB provides updated forecasts for oil and gas sector.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Norway oil industry set to invest record amount in 2025

    1What is the expected investment amount for Norway's oil industry in 2025?

    Norwegian oil and gas investments are expected to reach 269.1 billion crowns ($26.62 billion) in 2025.

    2How do the 2025 investment estimates compare to previous years?

    The 2025 estimate is an increase from 253.8 billion crowns in February and 251.2 billion crowns last year.

    3What does the SSB predict for oil and gas investments in 2026?

    Preliminary estimates for 2026 investments are 206.6 billion crowns, indicating a decline from 2025.

    4Which company is planning to approve new oil projects?

    Vaar Energi, majority-owned by Eni, aims to approve up to 14 new projects by the end of this year.

    5Will new developments in the oil sector prevent a decline in investments?

    The SSB stated that it is unlikely new developments will prevent a decline in oil and gas investments in 2026.

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