Read about key issues in 2012 and the Authority's international work.

The Norwegian Competition Authority has intensified controls and is currently investigating several major cases in parallel. In addition, several applications for leniency were received in 2010.

The distribution of football rights among several providers has helped to create a broader product selection and lower prices. The Nord-Trøndelag Health Trust is saving NOK 2 million per year as a result of competition in patient transport. And several county administrations have made changes to increase competition as a result of comments from the Competition Authority.

The annual report provides an overview of important cases handled by the Authority in 2008. This report concentrates on the retail fuel market, the pharmacy market, football media rights, the dairy market and Internet advertising of residential properties.

The annual report provides an overview of important cases handled by the Authority in 2007, and focuses in particular on the grocery, media and energy markets.

In 2006, the Norwegian Competition Authority handled several large, complex cases. In particular, cases concerning the air travel and grocery markets demanded considerable resources. At the same time, the Authority was egaged in the final phases of t

"Active enforcement of Norway's Competition Act contributed to a continuation of historically low inflation and interest rates in Norway. This economic state of affairs has allowed for lower unemployment accompanied by only modest price increases," s

"The new Competition Act entered into on 1 May 2004, and so far our experiences with the new act have been positive," says the Norwegian Competition Authority's legal director Mads Magnussen. He feels the Authority was well prepared for the new Compe

A number of large cases were handled attracting considerable attention from the media. This annual report accounts for the more important cases.

Director General Knut Eggum Johansen call attention to the conclusion of the OECD`s country review for Norway, published in autumn 2002, was that" competition policy is strengthened.  Production also increased in 2002, not least as regard the number

2001 was a landmark year for Norwegian competition policy. The year started with an initiative to reorganise the Norwegian Competition Authority to make it more efficient. Towards the end of the year, the new government published a competition policy

This annual report focus on the Norwegian competition situation. It highlights a cross-section of the activities of the Competition Authority: Verification and enforcement of prohibitions, interventions against harmful competitive behaviour, valuatio

This annual report describes certain competitive conditions in seven selected markets. In addition, we present an overview of Norwegian competition policy issues by presenting some of the major cases on which the Competition Authority has worked in 1