Norway

Cards (19)

  • tourism
    fjords - transport and cruises
    post cards of the natural landscape exert a global influence
    walking tours - offer employment and improve wellbeing
  • fjord crossings
    bridges and tunnels across fjords
    the hardanger bridge is 1380 m across the hardanger fjord
  • sustainable oil future
    the government invests oil revenue into the government pension fund global
    worth 3.1 trillion in 2019
  • how many oil fields do equinor own 

    50
    norway's government owns 67 % of all shares
  • tourism employment
    in 2017 there were 166000 people employed in tourism
  • renewable energy
    renewable energy is 61 % of all energy shares
    and HEP is 68 % of all renewable energy
  • how much is the green project fund worth

    14 billion
  • how much oil does norway export 

    3 million barrels a day
    its the 5 th largest exporter of oil
  • oil and gas of norways GDP
    48 % in 2019
  • norways largest energy plant
    kvilldal
  • kvilldal hydroenergy plant

    part of the ulla-forre hydropower complex
    largest power station in norway
  • law of the sea
    conservation and sustainable usage law of the barrent sea
  • location
    northern europe
    atlantic ocean
  • population
    5 million
  • what percentage of GDP is tourism
    3.6 %
  • what fraction of norways natural resources have yet to be extracted
    2/3
  • what percentage of land and sea is protected
    17 % of the mainland
    65 % of the barents sea
  • sami people 

    oldest culture in norway
    80000 population
    there are 9 different sami languages but only 3 are actively spoken in northern norway
    • this shows how they are slowly losing their culture
  • sami culture
    2600 herd reindeer
    no sami people live a completely traditional lifetsyle in the present day
    lands inhibited by the sami people has a combined total of 80 % of northern europes biodiversity
    • the saying, eennam lii eellim, translates to land is life - they use their traditional ecological knowledge to protect and restore their environments biodiversity
    • this is an example of a community based approach to mitigate climate change