Norway to Resume North Sea Gas Extraction in 2028 to Boost European Supplies

Norway plans to restart natural gas extraction in the North Sea beginning in 2028, aiming to strengthen energy supplies to Europe. The Norwegian government's decision comes as European nations continue seeking reliable energy sources following disruptions to Russian gas supplies since the invasion of Ukraine. Norway has emerged as a crucial energy partner for the European Union, with its North Sea gas fields playing a vital role in European energy security. The resumption of extraction operations represents a significant boost to the continent's efforts to diversify its energy supply chains away from Russian dependence.