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August 23, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Statoil may drop renewable energy

Helge Lund says Statoil has to consider whether it’s green commitment is generating sufficient profit, or whether the company has to return to being an oil and gas company. “In three to four years, we have to evaluate whether we can cope with the renewable energy industry’s demands,” said Helge Lund

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Helge Lund says Statoil has to consider whether it’s green commitment is generating sufficient profit, or whether the company has to return to being an oil and gas company. “In three to four years, we have to evaluate whether we can cope with the renewable energy industry’s demands,” said Helge Lund to NRK.

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