Big climate shifts

Skift gathers top executives from the Norwegian business community to point out the opportunities that exist in a zero-emission society and the tools we need to get there.

What major changes must Norway undergo if we are to reduce emissions by 55 percent by 2030, while simultaneously creating competitiveness for the Norwegian business sector? Skift gathers business leaders from the Norwegian business community to highlight the opportunities inherent in a zero-emission society and the tools we need to achieve it.

Circular economy

On a resource-scarce planet with stressed ecosystems, the world's value chains must become circular.

Competence

A lack of sufficient knowledge and expertise is highlighted as a key barrier in all the major climate changes the top managers at Skift have worked on.

Food and Agriculture

The entire value chain for food must work together to turn the food system in a more climate-friendly direction.

Finance

Climate reporting provides an important basis for decision-making and increases trust in sustainability.

Energy

To succeed in the green transition, a substantial acceleration in the establishment of new renewable energy sources is imperative.

Urban Development

Urban development must shift from measures that we believe will pay off in the future, to measures that we know reduce emissions now.

Transport and Mobility

There are great opportunities for a shift in three areas within transport.

Construction and Buildings

Better utilization of the buildings we already have and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions are the most important measures for a greener construction and buildings sector.

Climate Change Adaption

The climate in Norway is changing. Society and businesses must deal with a new reality in which climate change causes more frequent extreme weather and natural disasters. The business community in Norway must address this already today.

Green Digitalization

In recent years, the digitization of society has gone into high gear. There is great potential for emission reductions in this shift.