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Join the Norwegian business delegation to the UN Climate Change Conference (COP31)

Source modified 10 Jun 2026·2 min read

From the public capture. Detailed factual notes from Business Norway. Statements and figures reflect the source at the time of capture.

  • Planned delegation to COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, 9–20 November 2026. Innovation Norway organiser; contact: Gry Kolbjørnsen Langbakk, Special Advisor (gry.kolbjornsen.langbakk@innovasjonnorge.no; phone available via page control). Industry tag: circular economy. The page says the Norwegian business group will join the Nordic Pavilion rather than create a separate Norwegian pavilion. World Leaders’ Summit listed for 11–12 November.
  • COP31 is framed as an “Implementation COP” and “COP of the Future,” emphasizing delivery of climate commitments. Priorities named: clean-energy transition/electrification; zero waste and circularity; low-carbon industry; resilient cities/infrastructure; food systems/sustainable agriculture; climate finance; and resilience for vulnerable regions, oceans and ecosystems. Norwegian business relevance includes implementation, finance, transparency, adaptation and investable solutions, alongside policy dialogue, international visibility and partnerships.
  • Pre-event support: participant/partner meetings; briefings on priorities, logistics, accreditation, security and participation; guidance for Nordic Pavilion event applications; mobilisation meetings and a planned 24 June 2026 kickoff; and coordination with Nordic/international stakeholders. During COP31: Nordic Pavilion participation; high-level meetings, networking and selected Blue Zone events subject to accreditation; help with stakeholder connections, visibility, speaking opportunities and partnerships. The page describes this as a focused model with fewer side arrangements.
  • Participation rates (excluding VAT): large firms NOK 150,000; medium NOK 100,000; small NOK 50,000. Non-commercial actors may apply to contribute in kind under state-aid rules. Transport and accommodation excluded. The page welcomes Norwegian private-sector actors with ambitious climate goals, relevant green solutions and a strategic purpose; companies are expected to support Paris Agreement goals, responsible business conduct and constructive delegation participation, and commit time/effort before and during COP. Participation depends on capacity and final accreditation. Interested firms use a linked Microsoft form; selected participants receive fuller programme and practical details. Innovation Norway terms apply. ESG and responsible-business due-diligence conditions also displayed.
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