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11012: Central government fiscal account. Net cash flow from petroleum activities (NOK million) 1985 - 2023

Bjørn Gran-Henriksen, Statistics Norway
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June Solås, Statistics Norway
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2024-03-18 08:00
Taxes on the extraction of petroleum:
NOK million
Environmental taxes and area fees:
NOK million
Net cash flow from SDFI:
NOK million
Equinor dividend:
NOK million
Net government cash flow from petroleum activities:
NOK million
Taxes on the extraction of petroleum:
31.12
Environmental taxes and area fees:
31.12
Net cash flow from SDFI:
31.12
Equinor dividend:
31.12
Net government cash flow from petroleum activities:
31.12
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