Norway’s state budget forecasts a 102 billion kroner decrease in revenues from oil and gas production in the coming year. These revenues primarily consist of taxes and income from the State's Direct Ownership (SDØE), alongside dividends from Equinor. The projected decline is attributed to expectations of lower petroleum prices and reduced production volumes. This downturn will impact the nation’s overall income derived from the petroleum sector. The government’s budget calculations highlight these anticipated economic shifts. The forecast reflects changing dynamics in the global energy market and their effect on Norway’s economy. These adjustments are crucial for Norway’s financial planning and long-term economic stability.