ARTICLE · 28 OCTOBER 2026
Advokatfirmaet Hjort
The firm was originally established in Oslo in 1893. The largest part of the firm’s business...
View firm profileOnshore wind power remains one of the cheapest production technologies, yet no new permits have been granted since 2020. This episode explores the complex legal framework governing wind power development in Norway, where municipalities effectively hold veto power and regulatory requirements create challenging processes for all stakeholders. What will it take to move new wind power projects from planning to production efficiently and properly?
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