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(The National Science Foundation (SNF) does not have the necessary funding). 
(The National Science Foundation (SNF) does not have the necessary funding).
Hopefully something will be resolved here so that such a presence can be established. 
Hopefully something will be resolved here so that such a presence can be established.
We should also remember the major contribution made by NASA in financing a large section of the fiber optic cable from North Norway to Svalbard, and the visit by five US Senators to Svalbard in the early 2000s. 
We should also remember the major contribution made by NASA in financing a large section of the fiber optic cable from North Norway to Svalbard, and the visit by five US Senators to Svalbard in the early 2000s.
LNG (liquefied natural gas) shipped from Melkøya, the world’s northernmost LNG production facility, just off the Norwegian coast near the city of Hammerfest in North Norway. 
LNG (liquefied natural gas) shipped from Melkøya, the world’s northernmost LNG production facility, just off the Norwegian coast near the city of Hammerfest in North Norway.
This LNG was initially reserved for the growing US market. 
This LNG was initially reserved for the growing US market.
But that was before the shale gas revolution. 
But that was before the shale gas revolution.
Today LNG from the Snøhvit field goes to a growing European and Asian market – but there are also some shipments to the US market. 
Today LNG from the Snøhvit field goes to a growing European and Asian market – but there are also some shipments to the US market.
The Barents Sea seems likely to become an important European energy province. 
The Barents Sea seems likely to become an important European energy province.
How rapidly this happens will depend on market conditions, technological developments, the size of any commercially viable discoveries of oil and gas, and how fast renewable energy sources are developed. 
How rapidly this happens will depend on market conditions, technological developments, the size of any commercially viable discoveries of oil and gas, and how fast renewable energy sources are developed.
When the treaty on maritime delimitation between Norway and Russia entered into force on 7 July this year, seismic surveying started to the west of the previously disputed area. 
When the treaty on maritime delimitation between Norway and Russia entered into force on 7 July this year, seismic surveying started to the west of the previously disputed area.
Potential for Norwegian–Russian cooperation. 
Potential for Norwegian–Russian cooperation.
The Russian petroleum sector is increasingly moving offshore. 
The Russian petroleum sector is increasingly moving offshore.
Norwegian companies working on our continental shelf as well as the supply industry onshore have more than 40 years of experience with offshore activity, and see great opportunities for cooperation. 
Norwegian companies working on our continental shelf as well as the supply industry onshore have more than 40 years of experience with offshore activity, and see great opportunities for cooperation.
Statoil, together with its partners Gazprom and Total, is preparing the development of the Shtokman field in the eastern part of the Barents Sea. 
Statoil, together with its partners Gazprom and Total, is preparing the development of the Shtokman field in the eastern part of the Barents Sea.
Known reserves of natural gas in the Shtokman field are today among the largest in the world. 
Known reserves of natural gas in the Shtokman field are today among the largest in the world.
As Russian authorities and companies have opened up for foreign participation, a number of projects have attracted international partners – indeed, the comprehensive cooperation agreement between ExxonMobil (the owner of this building) and Rosneft reached last August is another example. 
As Russian authorities and companies have opened up for foreign participation, a number of projects have attracted international partners – indeed, the comprehensive cooperation agreement between ExxonMobil (the owner of this building) and Rosneft reached last August is another example.
At the same time, while the smaller business contacts across the Norwegian–Russian border flourish, foreign companies continue to report a number of challenges to their operations in Russia: unpredictable framework conditions, a lack of transparency, corruption, and a weak legal system. 
At the same time, while the smaller business contacts across the Norwegian–Russian border flourish, foreign companies continue to report a number of challenges to their operations in Russia: unpredictable framework conditions, a lack of transparency, corruption, and a weak legal system.
In this context, I welcome Russia’s accession to the WTO and hope this will contribute to an improved environment for foreign investors and companies. 
In this context, I welcome Russia’s accession to the WTO and hope this will contribute to an improved environment for foreign investors and companies.
As European countries diversify their supply sources and the transport routes for natural gas, the Russians are looking to growing markets in the east. 
As European countries diversify their supply sources and the transport routes for natural gas, the Russians are looking to growing markets in the east.
And even though pipelines remain the prevailing mode of transport for gas, the increased interest for LNG in deregulated markets opens the way for a number of new perspectives. 
And even though pipelines remain the prevailing mode of transport for gas, the increased interest for LNG in deregulated markets opens the way for a number of new perspectives.
However, I believe both Russia and Norway will continue to be major suppliers of energy to Europe in the decades to come. 
However, I believe both Russia and Norway will continue to be major suppliers of energy to Europe in the decades to come.
We see ourselves more as complementary suppliers than competitors in the European market. 
We see ourselves more as complementary suppliers than competitors in the European market.
New discoveries in the Barents Sea in 2011. 
New discoveries in the Barents Sea in 2011.
Increased oil and gas activities in the Arctic must also be weighed up against other industries and interests within the framework of integrated, ecosystem-based management. 
Increased oil and gas activities in the Arctic must also be weighed up against other industries and interests within the framework of integrated, ecosystem-based management.
Potential for renewable energy developments, hydropower, wind power and wave power. 
Potential for renewable energy developments, hydropower, wind power and wave power.
Challenges are posed by long distances, market-related issues, the need for new infrastructure and environmental and safety concerns. 
Challenges are posed by long distances, market-related issues, the need for new infrastructure and environmental and safety concerns.
The energy dimension will be the most important driver of increased interest in the High North in both political and business circles globally. 
The energy dimension will be the most important driver of increased interest in the High North in both political and business circles globally.
II - Meeting the climate challenge 
II - Meeting the climate challenge
How can we act as climate-conscious energy producers at a time when there is an urgent need for more and greener energy? 
How can we act as climate-conscious energy producers at a time when there is an urgent need for more and greener energy?
The IEA’s World Energy Outlook 2011 states that CO2 emissions reached a record high in 2010, the energy efficiency of the global economy worsened for the second year running and spending on oil imports came close to record high levels. 
The IEA’s World Energy Outlook 2011 states that CO2 emissions reached a record high in 2010, the energy efficiency of the global economy worsened for the second year running and spending on oil imports came close to record high levels.
Coal “won” the energy race in the first decade of this century, accounting for almost half the increase in global energy use. 
Coal “won” the energy race in the first decade of this century, accounting for almost half the increase in global energy use.
A new coal power plant is opened in China and India every other day. 
A new coal power plant is opened in China and India every other day.
Can our actions make a difference? 
Can our actions make a difference?
According to the IEA, global energy demand will increase by one third from 2010–2035, with China and India accounting for 50% of this growth. 
According to the IEA, global energy demand will increase by one third from 2010–2035, with China and India accounting for 50% of this growth.
If we don’t change direction soon, it looks less and less likely that we will be able to keep the average global temperature rise to below the target of two degrees Celsius. 
If we don’t change direction soon, it looks less and less likely that we will be able to keep the average global temperature rise to below the target of two degrees Celsius.
We need to address the dilemma: How can we as producers of fossil fuel also contribute to the fight against climate change? 
We need to address the dilemma: How can we as producers of fossil fuel also contribute to the fight against climate change?
We must produce oil and gas in a less carbon-intensive way than others. 
We must produce oil and gas in a less carbon-intensive way than others.
Put the highest standards in place. 
Put the highest standards in place.
Norway is a reliable and long-term supplier of natural gas. 
Norway is a reliable and long-term supplier of natural gas.
Supplying natural gas is a way of meeting increased energy demand in Europe – and at the same time replacing coal. 
Supplying natural gas is a way of meeting increased energy demand in Europe – and at the same time replacing coal.
The same goes for supplying LNG to the world market. 
The same goes for supplying LNG to the world market.
We must also expand the use of CCS and renewable energy. 
We must also expand the use of CCS and renewable energy.
COP 17 gave grounds for more optimism than expected. 
COP 17 gave grounds for more optimism than expected.
But there are fears that the financial crisis in Europe and the US could hamper the ambitious efforts to mitigate CO2 emissions due to a lack of capital available for investment in renewable energy, energy efficiency and CCS. 
But there are fears that the financial crisis in Europe and the US could hamper the ambitious efforts to mitigate CO2 emissions due to a lack of capital available for investment in renewable energy, energy efficiency and CCS.
III - Energy in the High North and energy security 
III - Energy in the High North and energy security
The Fukushima accident in Japan, the German decision to close down all nuclear power plants by 2022, the shale gas revolution in the US, and Libya’s sudden cessation of oil production last year all demonstrate that the world’s energy picture can shift rapidly – and that this can have immediate consequences globally. 
The Fukushima accident in Japan, the German decision to close down all nuclear power plants by 2022, the shale gas revolution in the US, and Libya’s sudden cessation of oil production last year all demonstrate that the world’s energy picture can shift rapidly – and that this can have immediate consequences globally.
Oil and gas deliveries from the High North can improve energy security (in Europe, Asia or even the US?) and contribute to global energy supplies. 
Oil and gas deliveries from the High North can improve energy security (in Europe, Asia or even the US?) and contribute to global energy supplies.
Important economic and foreign policy implications. 
Important economic and foreign policy implications.
Oil and gas from the Norwegian continental shelf has for decades been crucial in meeting Europe’s energy needs. 
Oil and gas from the Norwegian continental shelf has for decades been crucial in meeting Europe’s energy needs.
The trend has been clear: exploration, production and new finds have continuously moved northward. 
The trend has been clear: exploration, production and new finds have continuously moved northward.
We expect this trend to continue. 
We expect this trend to continue.
We are witnessing the same development on the Russian side of the Arctic. 
We are witnessing the same development on the Russian side of the Arctic.
Energy resources from peripheral areas of Europe have to be extracted under harsh climate conditions. 
Energy resources from peripheral areas of Europe have to be extracted under harsh climate conditions.
This is demanding geologically, environmentally, technically and in climate terms. 
This is demanding geologically, environmentally, technically and in climate terms.
Handling these challenges in a profitable and sustainable manner requires knowledge, creativity and innovative skills. 
Handling these challenges in a profitable and sustainable manner requires knowledge, creativity and innovative skills.
Work is under way to open up new areas for exploration and production both around Jan Mayen and in the South Barents Sea (Norwegian sector of the formerly disputed area). 
Work is under way to open up new areas for exploration and production both around Jan Mayen and in the South Barents Sea (Norwegian sector of the formerly disputed area).
It will take some time before these processes are finalised. 
It will take some time before these processes are finalised.
We are currently collecting necessary information and conducting assessments on the environment, resource potential and social and economic effects. 
We are currently collecting necessary information and conducting assessments on the environment, resource potential and social and economic effects.
The significance of strengthened energy diplomacy, infrastructure and transport routes – within Europe, between other energy regions and Europe, and globally – are topical foreign policy issues. 
The significance of strengthened energy diplomacy, infrastructure and transport routes – within Europe, between other energy regions and Europe, and globally – are topical foreign policy issues.
To strike the right balance we must take into account the importance of the diversification of energy supply, get the right energy mix and understand how energy interdependency between countries and regions works. 
To strike the right balance we must take into account the importance of the diversification of energy supply, get the right energy mix and understand how energy interdependency between countries and regions works.
The importance of these factors and their relative weighting in the energy mix are changing all the time. 
The importance of these factors and their relative weighting in the energy mix are changing all the time.
This requires that industries, politicians, governments and consumers are up to speed and have the flexibility, attitudes, skills and creativity needed to adapt to these challenges. 
This requires that industries, politicians, governments and consumers are up to speed and have the flexibility, attitudes, skills and creativity needed to adapt to these challenges.
Let me also say a few words on our bilateral relations: we should remind ourselves that the US is Norway’s closest ally, and what this entails. 
Let me also say a few words on our bilateral relations: we should remind ourselves that the US is Norway’s closest ally, and what this entails.
We remember the role played by the US in developing the North Sea as an energy province. 
We remember the role played by the US in developing the North Sea as an energy province.
With Norway’s involvement in the Mexican Gulf, we have now come full circle. 
With Norway’s involvement in the Mexican Gulf, we have now come full circle.
US companies want equal and open access and fair competition in the Arctic. 
US companies want equal and open access and fair competition in the Arctic.
The longstanding, close relationship between the US and Norway in governmental and industrial terms is significant here – Statoil’s cooperation with ConocoPhillips in US parts of the Arctic (Chukchi Sea, btw Alaska and Russia) is worth mentioning in this regard. 
The longstanding, close relationship between the US and Norway in governmental and industrial terms is significant here – Statoil’s cooperation with ConocoPhillips in US parts of the Arctic (Chukchi Sea, btw Alaska and Russia) is worth mentioning in this regard.
We appreciate the presence of US companies on the Norwegian continental shelf. 
We appreciate the presence of US companies on the Norwegian continental shelf.
We welcome US participation in the forthcoming licensing rounds in Norway. 
We welcome US participation in the forthcoming licensing rounds in Norway.
According to the IEA, fossil fuel will continue to dominate the energy picture in the decades ahead, despite the fact that we will see the development of more renewable energy in the years to come, from solar, wind, bio and hydropower sources. 
According to the IEA, fossil fuel will continue to dominate the energy picture in the decades ahead, despite the fact that we will see the development of more renewable energy in the years to come, from solar, wind, bio and hydropower sources.
Norway will continue to be a major exporter of oil and gas, and petroleum activity on the Norwegian continental shelf will move northwards into the Arctic/High North. 
Norway will continue to be a major exporter of oil and gas, and petroleum activity on the Norwegian continental shelf will move northwards into the Arctic/High North.
This activity will of course be based on the highest standards for health, safety and environment. 
This activity will of course be based on the highest standards for health, safety and environment.
The Macondo accident (here in the Gulf of Mexico) has shown the importance of oil spill preparedness and response. 
The Macondo accident (here in the Gulf of Mexico) has shown the importance of oil spill preparedness and response.
In Norway we have tried to learn from this accident by reviewing our own system on the Norwegian continental shelf. 
In Norway we have tried to learn from this accident by reviewing our own system on the Norwegian continental shelf.
Even though the Norwegian Government is responsible for safety standards and enforcement on the Norwegian continental shelf, we also participate in ongoing bilateral and regional efforts to raise the standards for oil and gas activity in the Arctic as a whole. 
Even though the Norwegian Government is responsible for safety standards and enforcement on the Norwegian continental shelf, we also participate in ongoing bilateral and regional efforts to raise the standards for oil and gas activity in the Arctic as a whole.
As an example of bilateral cooperation, we initiated a project with Russia in 2007 with the aim of harmonising health, safety and environmental standards for petroleum activity in the Barents Sea. 
As an example of bilateral cooperation, we initiated a project with Russia in 2007 with the aim of harmonising health, safety and environmental standards for petroleum activity in the Barents Sea.
The project, led by Det Norske Veritas on the Norwegian side and Gazprom on the Russian side, has proposed a risk-based approach and 130 international standards. 
The project, led by Det Norske Veritas on the Norwegian side and Gazprom on the Russian side, has proposed a risk-based approach and 130 international standards.
As part of the project, results and lessons learned will now be shared with the other Arctic coastal states through a series of workshops – also here in the US. 
As part of the project, results and lessons learned will now be shared with the other Arctic coastal states through a series of workshops – also here in the US.
If governments and industry at national and international levels manage the Arctic in a responsible way and consistently apply the highest standards and the best oil spill response, this will in turn provide the necessary legitimacy for increased petroleum activity. 
If governments and industry at national and international levels manage the Arctic in a responsible way and consistently apply the highest standards and the best oil spill response, this will in turn provide the necessary legitimacy for increased petroleum activity.
Summary and conclusions: 
Summary and conclusions:
I: The High North/Arctic perspective 
I: The High North/Arctic perspective
Legal and political/institutional framework in place. 
Legal and political/institutional framework in place.
“No race”. 
“No race”.
The High North/Arctic as a resource-rich area and one of the most stable regions in the world. 
The High North/Arctic as a resource-rich area and one of the most stable regions in the world.
The High North can play a role in enhancing energy security (in Europe) as well as knowledge about global climate change. 
The High North can play a role in enhancing energy security (in Europe) as well as knowledge about global climate change.
II: Meeting the climate change challenge 
II: Meeting the climate change challenge
Resource potential in the High North/the Arctic. 
Resource potential in the High North/the Arctic.
Norway can contribute by selling natural gas (the cleanest of the fossil fuels), exporting and using Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology and by further developing renewable energy sources such as hydropower and offshore wind. 
Norway can contribute by selling natural gas (the cleanest of the fossil fuels), exporting and using Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology and by further developing renewable energy sources such as hydropower and offshore wind.
The US is an important partner for Norway in the area of CCS and in relation to Arctic oil and gas activity. 
The US is an important partner for Norway in the area of CCS and in relation to Arctic oil and gas activity.
III: Energy and energy security 
III: Energy and energy security
The energy potential in the High North/the Arctic is relevant for Europe, Asia and even the US. 
The energy potential in the High North/the Arctic is relevant for Europe, Asia and even the US.
Energy ties between the US and Norway. 
Energy ties between the US and Norway.
Numerous Norwegian petroleum and shipping companies based here in the world’s petroleum capital, Houston. 
Numerous Norwegian petroleum and shipping companies based here in the world’s petroleum capital, Houston.
I would like to stress once again that we welcome the participation of US companies in the Norwegian High North. 
I would like to stress once again that we welcome the participation of US companies in the Norwegian High North.
Building on our existing partnership. 
Building on our existing partnership.
Melting Ice, Moving Frontiers: The Challenge for Energy Development in the Arctic/High North 
Melting Ice, Moving Frontiers: The Challenge for Energy Development in the Arctic/High North
Norway pledges about USD 25 million in humanitarian funding to Yemen for 2017. 
Norge øker den humanitære støtten til Jemen til totalt 212 millioner kroner i 2017.
I would like to thank Sweden, Switzerland and the UN for hosting this important conference. 
I would like to thank Sweden, Switzerland and the UN for hosting this important conference.
Yemen is experiencing a humanitarian disaster. 
Yemen is experiencing a humanitarian disaster.
Two years of conflict has had a devastating impact. 
Two years of conflict has had a devastating impact.
Every ten minutes in Yemen, a child under five dies from preventable diseases, because the health system is on the verge of collapse. 
Every ten minutes in Yemen, a child under five dies from preventable diseases, because the health system is on the verge of collapse.
Over seven million urgently need food assistance. 
Over seven million urgently need food assistance.
There is a real danger of famine. 
There is a real danger of famine.
Over 18 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance 
Over 18 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance
Norway is extremely concerned by the situation in Yemen. 
Norway is extremely concerned by the situation in Yemen.