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Today, Norges Bank Investment Management publishes its 2030 Climate action plan, outlining how the fund will further strengthen its management of climate-related risks and opportunities.
Norges Bank Investment Management has entered into an agreement with Brookfield Asset Management to commit 1.5 billion US dollars to their latest energy transition fund.
Norges Bank Investment Management [1] has entered into an agreement to invest 4.5 billion euro in the German electricity transmission system operator TenneT Germany and will with this investment reach a 21.8 percent shareholding in the company. The investment will contribute to expanding the electricity transmission grid in Germany.
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Publication of the fund's key figures in third quarter 2025.
On 22 October, we published our 2030 Climate action plan, building on the achievements of our 2025 plan while setting clear priorities for the next five years. The climate action plan was presented at a press seminar. Here, we reviewed what has been achieved so far and outlined our priorities for the decade ahead.
Norges Bank Climate Conference explored how climate change and the energy transition affect the macroeconomy and financial markets.
The conference featured keynote speeches from President Christine Lagarde (European Central Bank) and former US Vice President Al Gore (Chairman, Generation Investment Management), alongside presentations by distinguished academic speakers such as Bård Harstad (Stanford University), Solomon Hsiang (Stanford University) and Harrison Hong (Columbia University).
The conference took place on 21 October at our Oslo office.
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