Energi2050 Welcomes Your Input
The new national research and innovation strategy for the Norwegian energy sector has been issued for public consultation. The deadline for submitting comments is 22 October.
The Energi2050 strategy is intended to guide Norway’s long-term efforts in energy research, development and innovation across the entire energy sector.
The strategy aims to:
- strengthen security, competitiveness and value creation across the entire energy sector
- ensure long-term knowledge and technology development that supports a sustainable energy transition and a secure and efficient energy supply
- support progress towards a low-emission society by 2050
Provide your input
More than 1,000 people from industry, academia, public authorities and other organisations have contributed to the process. Based on these contributions, ten strategic areas have been proposed.
You can download the draft strategy for consultation and submit your comments through the consultation form by 22 October.
The final strategy will be presented on 1 December 2026.
Guiding public and private R&D investment
Energi2050 builds on the foundations established by Energy21 and OG21 while incorporating emerging areas of importance for Norway's future energy system.
– These research strategies have played an important role in guiding public funding programmes and research priorities in Norway, R&D Manager in GCE Ocean Technology.
The Energi2050 strategy will help define the direction for future collaboration between industry, academia and government. I encourage all stakeholders to review the strategy and provide their input during the consultation period
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Energi2050 is about developing Norway’s national research and innovation strategy covering zero emission energy, petroleum, CO₂ management and seabed minerals.
The strategy work is carried out under a mandate from the Norwegian Ministry of Energy.
Energi2050 aims to promote increased value creation and secure, efficient and sustainable resource utilisation, while safeguarding energy security, climate, nature and the environment.
