Norwegian climate policy

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Nysgjerrige mennesker observerer en vindpark - tolket av den kunstige intelligensen DALL-E

Helpful Headwinds

Published 20.10.2022

Wind power and export of electricity are controversial topics. Understanding what makes them controversial can lead to improved regulations and more broadly acceptable solutions.

Renewable energy | Norwegian climate policy | Wind power | Acceptance

Acceptance and opposition in climate policies

Published 6.9.2022

Higher meat prices, road tolls and carbon taxes: These are some of the climate policy measures that invite the strongest opposition from people. CICERO's research takes a closer look at what people are more and less willing to accept.

Norwegian climate policy

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Projects

DEAL

Governing under turbulence: The European Green Deal and implications for Norway

EU climate policy | Norwegian climate policy

POPCLIM: Right-wing populism and the political feasibility of climate policy

This project seeks to understand the relationship between right-wing populism (RWP) and opposition to climate science and policy, and to identify climate policy options that are politically feasible even in electorates inclined to support RWP.

International climate policy | Norwegian climate policy | Acceptance

From emission to extraction: The political economy of leaving fossil fuels in the ground

Identifying options for institutional change at the international level that could govern the transition away from fossil fuels.

Oil and gas policy | Carbon budget | Norwegian climate policy | International climate policy

SIS-Klimat - Climate transitions in the Norwegian food system

How can the Norwegian food production - consumption system be changed towards sustainable production of more climate friendly food? This overarching question targets opportunities for climate change adaptation and emission reductions, but also looks for co-benefits for, and stronger links between, producers and consumers.

Food and agriculture | Methane | Norwegian climate policy | Energy policy in Norway

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Events

20 November

Where are global CO₂ emissions heading?

Despite growth in renewable energy production around the world, fossil fuel use looks set to rise again in 2024. How much must countries cut emissions to stay on track to reach the goals in the Paris Agreement?

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Research groups

Climate Economics

The Climate Economics group has extensive expertise on economic analyses of climate policy.

Climate Policy

We work on understanding how international and national politics and policies affect each other, as well as the effect of climate policy instruments, focusing in particular on the global climate negotiations, climate policy in the EU, USA, China and Norway.

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