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Norway-Energy, Environment and Economic Policies
Abstract
The Kingdom of Norway or “Kongeriket Norge” is rich in resources such as in natural gas, petroleum, fish, minerals, fresh water and hydropower. Here, the oil and gas industry alone counts for one-fourth of the country’s GDP. On a per-capita basis, Norway is one of the world's largest producers of oil and natural gas other than the OPEC countries and FSU.
Keywords: Kongeriket Norge, GDP, OPEC countries
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Sitanshu Tiwari, Astha Tyagi. Norway-Energy, Environment and Economic Policies. Journal of Offshore Structure and Technology. 2017; 4(2): 40–41p.
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