What we do

Better utilization of the buildings we already have and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions are the most important measures for a greener construction and buildings sector.

The Norwegian climate is changing. The business community in Norway must address this already today.

We must shift urban development from measures that we believe will pay off in the future, to measures that we know reduce emissions here and now.

Zero emission technology, optimization and changed habits. In a sustainable society, transport needs will be met in new ways.

Long term investments demands long term perspectives. The finance industry manages the pension funds of millennials. This has implications for everyone doing business.

On a globe with finite resources, and an ecosystem pushed to its limits, businesses have to become circular.

Norway needs new export industries. Zero emission fuels, and the technology to use it for long distance shipping, should be one of them.

Through the pandemic, the shift towards a more digitally connected world is quickening. With it comes a potential for huge cuts in emissions, spending and land use.

Norway’s only coal-dependent community is located where climate change is happening at the fastest rate. Could it be a showcase for renewables instead?

Skift's members promote standardized and mandatory climate reporting in Norway.

Let your purchasing requirements benefit the climate, nature, and people while facilitating innovation and competitiveness. The 10 principles for green purchasing are intended to be a simple guide to which all enterprises can aspire.

Avoid greenwashing by following the ten principles of the Guide Against Greenwashing.

Skifts members will use their purchasing power to increase demand for zero emission utility transport.

Good city infrastructure is in itself an enormously potent climate solution. Oslo wishes to be at the forefront of climate friendly cities built for people.

How can Norway become a pioneer in the circular economy? We have contributed to preparing a "Circularity Gap Report" for Norway that shows the way.