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its climate budget sets sector-by-sector emission ceilings and assigns each cutting measure to a responsible agency, run through the same annual cycle as the money budget
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Revision 2026-10-04-reverification · effective 2026-10-04
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Re-verification: the city's Climate Budget 2026-2029 supersedes the 28%/65% figures; lesson now cites the later projection.
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its climate budget sets sector-by-sector emission ceilings and assigns each cutting measure to a responsible agency, run through the same annual cycle as the money budget
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Oslo's pledge is a 95% cut in city-level emissions by 2030 against 2009
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An independent account of the budget reports a 28% reduction achieved so far and, on currently adopted measures, a projection of 65% by 2030 — a gap the city reports itself
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The territorial emissions account behind the 28% is produced by Norway's national Environment Agency, not by the city
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About 200 Norwegian municipalities have taken up the model
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Oslo publishes one, reporting a projection of around 70% against its own 95% target while the numbers behind it come from the national environment agency rather than from itself
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The city's own Climate Budget for 2026–2029 put the cut achieved by 2023 at 30% and estimated that the measures it proposes would reach around 70% by 2030
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src-679469c4435d75bfFurther information on the project.
src-6a27cbf027fca21eNorway's national Environment Agency produces the territorial emissions account behind Oslo's −28% figure — independent of the city.
src-977cd82b95657efeCurrent climate budget: 30% reduction 2009–2023 (Miljødirektoratet account); proposed measures could give about 70% by 2030 ('utslippsreduksjoner i Oslo på rundt 70 % i 2030'); all identified measures about 81%; a gap remains to the 95% target.