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The Norwegian Supreme Court annulled three offshore oil extraction permits due to environmental concerns, requiring the government to reassess each field. The ruling, driven by procedural issues, does not mandate production cuts for oil companies. Environmental groups, including Greenpeace, initiated the case, arguing that the government failed to evaluate the climate impact of burning extracted oil and gas. The decision is seen as a significant shift in Norway's oil policy. Companies Equinor and Aker BP, involved in the fields, were not parties to the case and can continue operations while the government reviews the permits.