Norwegian PM might agree to limit gas prices
Energy
- 07 September, 2022
- 07:29
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Norway has already increased gas supplies to Europe by 10 percent this year and it wants to be recognized as a “predictable and long-term” partner, Jonas Gahr Støre, Norway’s prime minister, told the Financial Times, Report informs.
Asked whether Norway could agree to a voluntary price cap, the Norwegian prime minister said: “I am not closing the door to any ideas that can take Europe forward. It’s in Norway’s profound interest that we reduce instability, that we increase reliability for our allies and partners.”
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