Norwegian Petroleum Museum hires Cecilie Claviez as new director

The Board of the Norwegian Petroleum Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Cecilie Claviez as new director.
The Board of the Norwegian Petroleum Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Cecilie Claviez as new director.
We invite children and adults to join us in making contributions to Aftenbladet’s gingerbread town!
In December 2023, the Norwegian Petroleum Museum was certified as an Eco-Lighthouse. We are now going to shed LED lights on our own climate and environmental work.
An exhibition carried out by the 4th grade students at the International School of Stavanger (ISS) is now open for visitors at the Norwegian Petroleum Museum.
The Norwegian Petroleum Museum is working on a historical documentation project about the Alexander L Kielland flotel disaster of 27 March 1980.
Do you have something you want to share after the Alexander L. Kielland accident in 1980?
Did you know that many million Europeans and Britons depend on Norwegian gas to heat their homes and cook their dinner?
The workers offshore live two lives. They and their families must get used to the changing rhythm of weeks working at sea and have all the days off at home. The exhibition Oljeliv/Offshore ID tells the story of these workers.
How has life changed because of oil for Norwegians during the last decades? In the museums cinema the film “Oil Kid” gives an impression.
June is here, that means that the museum is open every day from 10 am to 7 pm. The museum have a variety of activities for children, youngsters and adults.