Norway's new government is not done with Lofoten
Even though the Norwegian government has made an agreement with its parliamentary basis not to open up for new drillings in the oil rich Lofoten region, the government plans to review the matter in four years, says Norway's Progress Party.
BY THOMAS BO CHRISTENSEN, ENERGIWATCH
The battle for Lofoten is over yet, says vice president of Norway's Progress Party, Ketil Solvik-Olsen, who looks set to become the country's next Oil and Energy Minister, to newspaper Stavanger Aftenblad.
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