Norway is falling short of its energy efficiency targets, according to a new report from the Riksrevisjonen (Office of the Auditor General). The Riksrevisjonen sharply criticizes the government’s efforts in this area, indicating a lack of progress towards established objectives. The report details shortcomings in the implementation of energy efficiency measures across various sectors in Norway. Specifically, the Riksrevisjonen points to inadequate follow-up and monitoring of initiatives as key contributing factors. This assessment raises concerns about Norway’s ability to meet its long-term climate goals, which rely heavily on improvements in energy efficiency. The findings will likely prompt further debate and scrutiny of energy policy within the country.