Norges Bank is the central bank of Norway. It sets monetary policy to maintain price stability, promotes financial stability, issues and manages the Norwegian krone (NOK), oversees key payment and settlement systems, manages Norway’s foreign exchange reserves, and serves as lender of last resort to the financial system.
Through Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), it manages the Government Pension Fund Global—one of the world’s largest sovereign wealth funds—with a diversified, long‑term portfolio spanning global equities, fixed income, real estate, and unlisted renewable energy infrastructure. Investment activities follow ethical guidelines set by Norwegian authorities, including company exclusions and active ownership on governance, climate, and other sustainability matters. As a major institutional investor, NBIM’s holdings often include large, publicly listed companies across industrial and chemical value chains, making Norges Bank a significant financial stakeholder in sectors relevant to the chemical industry.
None yet. When a new project in the record names Norges Bank as owner, partner or investor, it shows here.
Tâmega Norte enters commissioning as the Iberian Peninsula's first grid-connected wind‑hydro hybrid: 195 MW (27×7.2 MW), ~414 GWh/yr; €346M for both farms; >230,000 t CO2/yr avoided.
Plant (commissioned <6 months) backed by long‑term PPAs joins Etruria and Fenix projects; deal pending closing and aligns with group's €58bn 2025–28 investment plan.
