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27.10.20 Arbeidsliv Agreement with Industry Energy for land bases

Norwegian Oil and Gas and the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) have negotiated a collective pay settlement for the supply bases today.

26.05.21 Arbeidsliv Talks under way on oil service agreements

Collective pay negotiations take place this for about 5 000 employees in various oil service companies. The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association expects a moderate settlement.

07.07.16 Arbeidsliv Talks break down over oil service agreement

The Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) has notified the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association that it is breaking off negotiations on pay and conditions under the oil

30.05.16 Arbeidsliv Talks break down on offshore agreements

Today’s negotiations over new offshore pay agreements in Norway’s petroleum sector were terminated by a formal breach with two of the unions concerned, after the third had staged a walk-out.

09.03.22 WATCH LIVE: Norwegian Oil & Gas Association's Annual Conference 2022

This year's annual conference kicks off on Thursday, and we hope you will tune in to our English stream.

06.03.24 Om oss Watch live: Offshore Norge's annual conference 2024

On 7 March, Offshore Norge invites you to this year's annual conference. Watch live here or on Facebook ⭐

10.03.26 Beste praksis avvikling

Dette beste praksisdokumentet har blitt utviklet for å konsolidere erfaringer fra en rekke fullførte og pågående avviklingsprosjekter.

02.05.23 Logistikk | Om oss New company strengthens supplier qualification and audit services

Offshore Norge is establishing a wholly owned subsidiary under the name Offshore Qualific. The new company will make provision for supplier qualification processes and standardised audit services

12.10.21 Oil revenues pay for the coronavirus packages

Norway will obtain NOK 277 billion in net cash flow from the petroleum sector in 2022.

24.04.20 Næringspolitikk Disappointed, but satisfied at predictability for open areas

The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association is disappointed that the government is changing the definition of the marginal ice zone, says acting director general Knut Thorvaldsen.