Dagens Næringsliv revealed last year that Equinor has lost approximately NOK 230 billion on investments in the USA over the past 20 years. Whatever the reason for the losses, the owners - the community in Norway - have never received information about how bad it was.
The costs in Statoil / Equinor have generally been hidden and thus impossible to follow. Hidden costs prevent access and public discussion of important issues concerning the operation of public companies.
Nyhetsarkiv
2020
2019
- 80% of consultative bodies support PWYP Norway's demand for transparency
- Will KrF, Venstre and Sp support Norwegian business by voting for transparency?
- PWYP Norway's evaluation of CBCR over four financial years
- Join the hearing on extended country-by-country reporting this summer
- Norwegian Council for Africa - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Norwegian People´s Aid - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Transparency International Norway- a member organization of PWYP Norway
- WWF-Norge - member organization of PWYP Norway
- Caritas Norway - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Rainforest Foundation Norway - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Parliament asked for ECBC-reporting. The Ministry of Finance offered BEPS.
- Consultative statement from PWYP Norway 2013: Country-by-country reporting
- -Transparency important for building a sustainable future
- Minister of Finance: -Transparancy Act may demand connection to consolidated accounts
- Frokostseminar: «How to make transparency possible? And what are the consequences if we don’t?»
- 80% of consultative bodies support PWYP Norway's demand for transparency
- PWYP Norway´s input to OECD regarding taxation challenges with digitization of the economy
- PWYP Norway's submission the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
- The anthology Making Transparency Possible: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue
- The anthology Making Transparency Possible: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue
- PWYP Norway`s input to Open Government Partnership (OGP), plan of action IV
- Will KrF, Venstre and Sp support Norwegian business by voting for transparency?
- KrF, Venstre and Sp do not want transparency
- PWYP Norway´s input to OECD regarding taxation challenges with digitization of the economy
- PWYP Norway's submission the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
- Granavolden-platform: How to ensure equal competition through fair taxation?
2018
- KrF, Venstre and Sp do not want transparency
- Will KrF, Venstre and Sp support Norwegian business by voting for transparency?
- PWYP Norway`s input to Open Government Partnership (OGP), plan of action IV
- What I learned from the Panama Papers investigation
- Yes to Life, No to Free Trade Agreements
- Panama Papers: The Tale of A Legislative Head, Damning the Law
- - Cross border journalism is the most important thing for democracy
- Opinion piece: Tax Haven-regulation in a Sleeping Beauty Slumber
2017
- Nigeria’s NO. 3 Man and the trouble from Panama
- An independent journalist in Ethiopia is as stranger to a source of major news as anyone can be
- 80% of consultative bodies support PWYP Norway's demand for transparency
- Opinion piece: Transparency is no longer a goal, Erna?
- South Africa: Could it happen overnight?
- The coal-case of Guatemala
- Panama Offshore Story Continues in Armenia: Investigative Journalists - NGO Goes to Court
- Opinion piece: Tax Haven-regulation in a Sleeping Beauty Slumber
- Consultative input concerning Deloitte's evaluation report of country-by-country reporting regulations
- - I followed the illicit wealth from timber corruption and found it all disappeared behind a curtain off-shore
- Consultative input concerning Deloitte's evaluation report of country-by-country reporting regulations
- Opinion piece: Transparency is no longer a goal, Erna?
- PWYP Norway's evaluation of CBCR over four financial years
- Opinion piece: Should report on mailbox empires
- Opinion piece: Should report on mailbox empires
- PWYP Norway's evaluation of CBCR over five financial years
- NBIM wants companies to be transparent, but are not specific on which information they need as investors
- Are politicians in Parliament for or against a black economy and tax evasion?
- NBIM wants companies to be transparent, but are not specific on which information they need as investors
- Are politicians in Parliament for or against a black economy and tax evasion?
- Opinion piece: Still protecting the tax havens
- Opinion piece: Still protecting the tax havens
- The tax havens are now completely protected. The Ministry of Finance should be asked why.
- The Ministry of Finance deny that they are protecting tax havens. PWYP Norway demonstrates why we believe that they are.
- The Ministry of Finance deny that they are protecting tax havens. PWYP Norway demonstrates why we believe that they are.
- The tax havens are now completely protected. The Ministry of Finance should be asked why.
2016
- UN corruption fighter stands against dark counterforce in Guatemala
- Self censorship in order to survive
- UN corruption fighter stands against dark counterforce in Guatemala
- Panama Papers, American hedge funds and secret deals
- From zoo to tax havens
- The Ministry of Finance propose to protect tax havens
- The Ministry of Finance propose to protect tax havens
- From zoo to tax havens
- Panama Papers, American hedge funds and secret deals
- Conference 2016: MAKING TRANSPARENCY POSSIBLE
- Conference 2016: MAKING TRANSPARENCY POSSIBLE
- 12th December: "The art of exposing a rich thief"
- 13th -14th December: "Making Transparency Possible"
- Why Norway should prioritize extended country-by-country reporting
- Why is financial transparency important?
- Why is financial transparency important?
- Why Norway should prioritize extended country-by-country reporting
- Join the hearing on extended country-by-country reporting this summer
- An Open Meeting, June 2: What is the way forward for EITI in Norway?
- An Open Meeting, June 2: What is the way forward for EITI in Norway?
- The Committee on Scrutiny and Constitutional Affairs is now pulled into the CBCR process
- Parliament asked for ECBC-reporting. The Ministry of Finance offered BEPS.
- Join the hearing on extended country-by-country reporting this summer
- Should we "shut down" EITI in Norway?
- The Committee on Scrutiny and Constitutional Affairs is now pulled into the CBCR process
- Parliament asked for ECBC-reporting. The Ministry of Finance offered BEPS.
- TRACE 2014-2015
- TRACE 2014-2015
2015
- Should we "shut down" EITI in Norway?
- Strengthening country-by-country reporting regulations in Norway. What next?
- Indigenous Peoples, natural resources conflict and media in Nicaragua, Colombia and Ecuador
- Strengthening country-by-country reporting regulations in Norway. What next?
- Oil for Development is announcing new grants
- Oil for Development is announcing new grants
- PRESS RELEASE: A united parliament wants to strengthen the country-by-country regulation
- PRESS RELEASE: A united parliament wants to strengthen the country-by-country regulation
- Opinion piece: Siv Jensen’s evasions
- The Christian Democratic Party and the Liberal party may secure a majority vote for extended country-by-country reporting on June 15
- Opinion piece: Siv Jensen’s evasions
- Open Data Charter Consultation in PWYP
- Open Data Charter Consultation in PWYP
- The Christian Democratic Party and the Liberal party may secure a majority vote for extended country-by-country reporting on June 15
- 5th of June: Parliamentary debate about extended country-by-country reporting
- 5th of June: Parliamentary debate about extended country-by-country reporting
- The position paper for the priorities for EITI in 2015 is ready
- The position paper for the priorities for EITI in 2015 is ready
- Privacy Policy
- Privacy Policy
- PRESS RELEASE: Statoil has spilled the numbers in the world's first country-by-country reporting
- PRESS RELEASE: Statoil has spilled the numbers in the world's first country-by-country reporting
- PRESS RELEASE: Statoil are today for the first time reporting after the requirements in the country-by-country reporting law.
- PRESS RELEASE: Statoil are today for the first time reporting after the requirements in the country-by-country reporting law.
- Always better if you ask first: Sarayaku and the indigenous peoples rights in Ecuador.
- Always better if you ask first: Sarayaku and the indigenous peoples rights in Ecuador.
- Tax Seminar in Bergen
- Tax Seminar in Bergen
- Tax systems in the extractive industries
- The ice limit just moved
- Meet a TRACE-participant
- Meet a TRACE-participant
2014
- Conflict and transparency in Latin America
- Seminar: Break the corruption chain
- Seminar: Break the corruption chain
- Meet a TRACE-participant
- Meet a TRACE-participant
- Meet a TRACE-participant
- Meet a TRACE-participant
- Meet a TRACE-participant
- Meet a TRACE-participant
- Opinion piece: Will the Conservative Party and the Progress Party prevent tax flight?
- Developing countries lose on companies cheating
- New stakeholder group of EITI appointed by the Norwegian Ministry
- Comments to OECD on tax policy
- Seminar about the industry of tax avoidance
- Seminar about the industry of tax avoidance
- Opinion piece: Will the Conservative Party and the Progress Party prevent tax flight?
- Norwegian People´s Aid - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Norwegian People´s Aid - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Norwegian Council for Africa - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Norwegian Council for Africa - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- SV propose extended country-by-country reporting
- Fagforbundet - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Fagforbundet - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Rainforest Foundation Norway - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Rainforest Foundation Norway - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Norwegian Church Aid - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Norwegian Church Aid - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- SAIH - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- SAIH - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- CARE - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Call for applications - TRACE 2014-2015
- TRACE 2014-2015: Call for applications to countries in Latin America
- TRACE 2014-2015: Call for applications to countries in Latin America
- Developing countries lose on companies cheating
- New stakeholder group of EITI appointed by the Norwegian Ministry
- SV propose extended country-by-country reporting
- ForUM – a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Future in our hands - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- How EITI can get strengthened in Norway
- ForUM – a member organization of PWYP Norway
- CARE - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Future in our hands - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Comments to OECD on tax policy
- Comments to IMFs consultation on economic ”spillovers” in international taxation
- Read PWYP Norway's consultative statement on the Government Pension Fund of Norway
- How EITI can get strengthened in Norway
- Amnesty International Norway - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Opinion Piece: Tax dodging costs lives
- Opinion Piece: Tax dodging costs lives
- Norway removes EITI-support from budget in agreement with Uganda
- Norway removes EITI-support from budget in agreement with Uganda
- KFUK-KFUM Global - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- KFUK-KFUM Global - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Amnesty International Norway - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Plan Norge - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Plan Norge - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- JURK - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Caritas Norway - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Caritas Norway - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- WWF-Norge - member organization of PWYP Norway
- WWF-Norge - member organization of PWYP Norway
- Transparency International Norway- a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Transparency International Norway- a member organization of PWYP Norway
- JURK - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Attac - member organization of PWYP Norway
- Attac - member organization of PWYP Norway
- Save the Children Norway - member organization of PWYP Norway
- Save the Children Norway - member organization of PWYP Norway
- Industri Energi - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Industri Energi - a member organization of PWYP Norway
- Opinion piece: The Government Pension Fund must demand transparency
- Norwegian Regulations concerning country-by-country reporting
- The debate on Norway's law on CBC-reporting continues
- New law on CBC-reporting needs clarification
- New law on CBC-reporting needs clarification
- Opinion piece: The Government Pension Fund must demand transparency
- Read PWYP Norway's consultative statement on the Government Pension Fund of Norway
- The debate on Norway's law on CBC-reporting continues
2013
- Norwegian law can help African civil society
- Read the recommendation from the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs
- PRESS STATEMENT: The fight against capital flight continues
- Norwegian law can help African civil society
- "Follow the money" - Journaliststipend
- Why is the Ministry of Finance protecting tax havens?
- Call for nominations to international trade union price
- test page
- Minister of Finance: -Transparancy Act may demand connection to consolidated accounts
- Minister of Finance: -Transparancy Act may demand connection to consolidated accounts
- Norway's Transparency Act - without full transparency?
- Consultative statement from PWYP Norway 2013: Country-by-country reporting
- The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence is backing extended country-by-country reporting requirements
- Choose transparency
- Norway's Transparency Act - without full transparency?
- The Christian Democratic Party challenges the Minister of Finance on the Transparency Act
- The Christian Democratic Party challenges the Minister of Finance on the Transparency Act
- -Transparency important for building a sustainable future
- -Transparency important for building a sustainable future
- -Statoil tries to hinder transparency law
- Choose transparency
- Norway may get a Transparency Act without transparency
- Norway may get a Transparency Act without transparency
- -Statoil tries to hinder transparency law
- Frequently asked questions
- Confusion as Statoil claims Dodd-Frank is invalid in Norwegian hearing process on country by country reporting
- What has happened in Norway?
- Hva mener PWYP Norge?
- Consultative statement from PWYP Norway 2013: Country-by-country reporting
- The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence is backing extended country-by-country reporting requirements
- Films
- Films
- Give us your opinion!
- Give us your opinion!
- European Union reaches deal on historic oil and mining transparency law
- Videos and presentations from the Financial secrecy conference
- What has happened in the US and the EU?
- Åpenhetsloven
2012
- Support us
- Financial secrecy, society and vested interests 2012
- The conference is full
- Angola creates sovereign wealth fund
- Angola creates sovereign wealth fund
- Norway publishes third EITI report
- Norway publishes third EITI report
- What is an extended country-by-country reporting standard? Why is it needed?
- Subsidies or incentives for the oil industry on the Norwegian shelf?
- Subsidies or incentives for the oil industry on the Norwegian shelf?
2011
- TRACE briefings from this year´s participants are ready
- Narrative report from Module 3
- Video from the seminar "Women, corruption and capital flight", Oslo, 22nd September
- Video from the seminar "Women, corruption and capital flight", Oslo, 22nd September
- SEMINAR: Launch of the report "Piping Profits" - mapping of subsidiaries in the extractive industries
- SEMINAR: Launch of the report "Piping Profits" - mapping of subsidiaries in the extractive industries
- Module 2 concluded in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia - WITH REPORT IN SPANISH
- Report from Module 1 in Stavanger, Norway
- Sign petition to British authorities
- Sign petition to British authorities
- British authorities support demand for Publish What You Pay regulations in The Observer today
- British authorities support demand for Publish What You Pay regulations in The Observer today
- Videos: Interview with Nicholas Shaxson and Norwegian tax experts' discussion on tax havens and extractive industries
- "Treasure Islands" - a new book about tax havens by Nicholas Shaxson
- "Treasure Islands" - a new book about tax havens by Nicholas Shaxson
- Commitment to Development Index 2010
- Commitment to Development Index 2010
2010
- The TRACE participants for 2010-11 have been selected
- Canada's dirty oil
- Landmark US legislation sheds light on billions in payments from oil and mineral companies
- PWYP Norway's submissions on IASB's Discussion Paper on possible new IFRS6
- PWYP Norway's letter to the Norwegian Auditors Association
- PWYP Norway's letter to the Norwegian Auditors Association
- PWYP Membership Principles
- What can governments do?
- How can private sector support the campaign?
- Private Sector
- The Publish What You Pay Norway secretariat
- Selection criteria
- Publish What You Pay
- What is the programme goal?
- Which countries are included in the different rounds of TRACE?
- The TRACE programme: A PWYP Norway-initiative for civil society
- What does our participatory approach entail?
- The role of academia and researchers
2009
- First round of the capacity building programme concluded
- Civil Society Organisations
- General information
- Apply to TRACE
- How is the programme structured?
- What is TRACE?
- Publish What You Pay
- Students
- Get involved in the campaign
- Join the coalition
- Member organisations
- Job opportunities
- How is Publish What You Pay governed?
- How is Publish What You Pay funded?
- About Publish What You Pay Norway (PWYP Norway)
Antall nyhetsartikler som PWYP Norge har produsert totalt:
- 590 - Totalt antall artikler publisert i nyhetskategorien (alle år)
- 16 - Totalt antall artikler publisert i nyhetskategorien 2019
- 25 - Totalt antall artikler publisert i nyhetskategorien 2018
- 48 - Totalt antall artikler publisert i nyhetskategorien 2017
- 49 - Totalt antall artikler publisert i nyhetskategorien 2016