Regulation

Net wage scheme seen as crucial to preserve Norway's maritime cluster

”Taking care of the cluster at a very unpredictable time is the main message now,” says industry association Maritimt Forum in Norway. 
From left: Even Aas, chairman of the board of the Maritime Forum, Cecilie Myrseth, minister for fisheries and oceans, and Lise Duetoft, head of strategy and analysis at Höegh Autoliners. | Photo: Idha Toft Valeur
From left: Even Aas, chairman of the board of the Maritime Forum, Cecilie Myrseth, minister for fisheries and oceans, and Lise Duetoft, head of strategy and analysis at Höegh Autoliners. | Photo: Idha Toft Valeur
by IDHA TOFT VALEUR

Norway’s maritime cluster is something very special, and it is crucial for the future that it is preserved - and that requires net wages and tonnage tax, said Even Aas, chairman of the interest organization Maritimt Forum, when he presented the report Maritime Value Creation 2024 to Norway’s minister of fisheries and oceans Cecilie Myrseth on Tuesday this week.

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