A new report from Norway's Auditor General reveals the country is unlikely to meet its energy efficiency goals for 2030, as set by the Stortinget (Parliament). Auditor General Karl Eirik Schjøtt-Pedersen highlights Norway’s substantial potential for energy efficiency improvements, noting the established parliamentary targets. Failure to achieve these targets could result in higher electricity prices in Norway and unnecessary expansion of power generation and grid infrastructure. Schjøtt-Pedersen emphasizes the need for improved management and oversight of energy efficiency initiatives in Norway. The report suggests current strategies are insufficient to drive the necessary changes. Ultimately, stronger governance in this area is crucial to securing Norway's energy future.