Sylvi Listhaug, leader of the Progress Party (FrP) in Norway, is pushing for an immediate reduction in fuel taxes and has reached out to the Christian Democratic Party (KrF), Centre Party (Sp), and the Conservative Party (Høyre) to garner support for an emergency summoning of the Stortinget, the Norwegian parliament. Listhaug directly criticized Høyre leader Ine Eriksen Søreide, stating that the current high fuel prices—impacting over 1.5 million motorists who still use petrol or diesel vehicles—rest on Søreide and her party’s decision. She believes Søreide holds the power to alleviate the growing frustration surrounding fuel costs. Listhaug communicated this request via letter, as reported by both VG and TV 2. The FrP leader’s primary goal is to convene the Stortinget as quickly as possible to address the issue. The move aims to respond to public discontent over rising expenses at the pump across Norway.