Victory for Norway’s Conservative government in the country’s general election on Monday is good news for oil and gas companies, according to analysts.
Norway’s Conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg, together with populist-right coalition partner the Progress Party and two other centre-right allies, won 88 seats in the 169-seat parliament, according to the country’s election directorate.
As the governing centre-right coalition has maintained its majority, experts anticipate a stable environment for the oil and gas industry.
“The two largest parties in Norway are still [in favour of]...
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