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According to a poll of Bergens Tidende, Stavanger Aftenblad and Adresseavisen, foreign companies are already in the Norwegian wind energy with investments of the order of 20 billion NOK
according to BT Giants like Google, Blackrock and the big bank Credit Suisse
Øyulf Hjertenes, editor-in-chief of Bergens Tidende, thinks that the Norwegians are afraid of the violent interventions required.
– Wind energy is controversial in Norway. It's about the violent interventions that this is going to cause. It is about building 180-meter-high turbines, which will be built hundreds along the Norwegian coast. And in a country that will sell tourism, which will take care of the lives of animals and birds, and will not make too many roads in vulnerable places, says Hjertenes in Sysla.
Thina Saltvedt, an analyst at Nordea Markets, believes the Norwegian companies fear that the name of the brand will hurt potentially controversial investments
– The name of the brand may be divided, and I think it's more likely for a Norwegian company than for a foreign company, "says Sysla. She believes that there has been a change in attitude among international investors in recent years
– Norway has an advantage in producing green energy. There is no doubt that we are now seeing a trend that manufacturers want green energy simply because customers and investors are beginning to claim it to a different degree than there are just two years, Saltvedt tells Sysla.
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