Oslo is 2019’s ‘European Green Capital’ and it’s little wonder. In the Norwegian capital they’re serious about tackling climate change. Here every aspect of life is measured against its impact on the environment, and budget decisions are tied to climate outcomes.

Already bicycles are given precedence over cars, buses are powered by recycled sewage, and roads carry more electric vehicles, per capita, than anywhere else in the world.

The city government has set a highly ambitious emissions reductions target (carbon neutral by 2030) and is working hard and fast to achieve it.

Right now Oslo is an attractive place to live and to visit. In the not too distant future, it’s likely to be even better.