What impact has Burnham had on the lobbying industry?
It is still early days for the new Prime Minister, but lobbying trackers have witnessed an increase in activity since his arrival in No. 10
Norway Climbs Further on Oil and Gas
Thomas Edwards | 3rd September 2025 | Brussels, International, Lobbying, Trade Associations
Norway is ramping up investment in oil and gas even amid green energy expansion. Output continues to exceed expectations, with new licensing rounds and record field development. Political parties differ on the strategy, but the petroleum sector remains central to the economy and Europe’s energy supply.
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