USA tilbyr Norge helikoptre for 26 milliarder
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Norge får som første land lov til å kjøpe Sikorsky-helikoptre av typen HH-60W. – Jeg tror at det er et godt valg for relativt raskt å få et helikopter til spesialstyrkene som vil ha vesentlig bedre egenskaper enn det helikopteret som er i bruk i dag, sier Lars Peder Haga, førsteamanuensis ved Luftkrigsskolen, til Teknisk […]
MoreTech Talent Network: Navigating Technology Innovation and the Digital Workplace
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AmCham’s Tech Talent Network recently gathered engaged member participants at BI Norwegian Business School for an inspiring and forward-looking session on the future of tech and “Creating a Hybrid Workplace that Works”.
MoreAmCham Financial Forum: Advanced Economics – Tech and Policy Evolution
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Cross-industry member leaders gathered at IBM’s inspiring Client Center for our Financial Forum focusing on the future of financial trends – an evolving financial landscape. Taking the stage was Paolo Sironi, Global Research Leader in Banking & Financial Markets at IBM’s Institute for Business Value (IBV). With his immense background from fintech innovation, he is considered one of the most respected fintech voices globally.
MoreEU’s $750 billion energy deal with U.S. will be hard to attain, experts say
(Bloomberg) – The European Union’s promise to buy $750 billion of American energy imports over three years was pivotal to securing a trade deal with President Donald Trump, but it’s a pledge it will struggle to keep. The deal would require annual purchases of $250 billion of natural gas, oil and nuclear technology, including small […]
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Megabill takes a bite out of US climate progress
The megabill President Trump signed into law this month is expected to make a major dent in the U.S.’s climate progress, adding significantly more planet-warming emissions to the atmosphere. Models of the legislation that have emerged in recent weeks show U.S. emissions will rise as a result of its implementation. One model from climate think tank C2ES found U.S. emissions will […]
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To combat climate change, Norway wants to be Europe’s carbon dump
Europe’s top oil producer has backed a project aiming to capture carbon dioxide from European factories and bury it beneath the North Sea. A company backed by fossil fuel giants and the Norwegian government has built the world’s first carbon shipping port here, with the aim of creating a dumping ground for Europe’s planet-warming pollution. […]
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