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POWER: Norway’s Government Divided Over EU Energy Regulations

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Norway’s two ruling parties are at odds whether top introduce the EU’s new energy regulations, NRK reported. 

  • The country’s Labour Party, Arbeiderpartiet, is supporting the introduction of the energy package, while the Centre Party, Senterpartiet, is against it, with the conflict entering a decisive phase, NRK reported.
  • The Norwegian government is planning to discuss the energy package at a conference on Thursday. 
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Norway’s two ruling parties are at odds whether top introduce the EU’s new energy regulations, NRK reported. 

  • The country’s Labour Party, Arbeiderpartiet, is supporting the introduction of the energy package, while the Centre Party, Senterpartiet, is against it, with the conflict entering a decisive phase, NRK reported.
  • The Norwegian government is planning to discuss the energy package at a conference on Thursday.