In line with the climate agreement, Norwegian climate policy will be geared towards the following overarching goals: Within the Kyoto Protocol&#39;s first commitment period, Norway will exceed the Kyoto commitment by 10 percentage points. Until 2020, Norway must undertake an obligation to cut global emissions of greenhouse gases corresponding to 30 per cent of Norway&#39;s emissions in 1990. Norway must be carbon neutral by 2050. As part of a global and ambitious climate agreement in which other industrialized countries also undertake major commitments, Norway must have a binding goal of carbon neutrality by 2030 at the latest. This means that Norway must ensure emission reductions corresponding to Norwegian emissions in 2030. The government will tighten Norway&#39;s climate targets so that they correspond to a cut in emissions of 40 per cent by 2020 compared to 1990 levels, if this can contribute to agreement on an ambitious climate agreement in which the major emitting countries assume concrete emission obligations. The government&#39;s long-term goal is for every person on earth to be granted the same right to emit greenhouse gases.