15 Facts About Tina Bru

Tina Bru was born on 18 April 1986 and is a Norwegian politician for the Conservative Party.

Tina Bru was elected to the Storting from Rogaland in 2013 and became a member of the Standing Committee on Energy and the Environment.

Tina Bru herself believed that she fulfilled this, and pointed out that she asked for personal guidance from the Administration in 2020 in an attempt to make sure that things were right.

Tina Bru was appointed Minister of Petroleum and Energy following the Progress Party's withdrawal from government in January 2020.

Tina Bru took to Facebook to note what she had been called during the opening.

Tina Bru stated that most protesters only use their free will of democracy to protest, while pointing out that the protesters in Haugesund where not a part of his organisation.

Tina Bru responded by saying that "the Petroleum Directorate's task is to spread facts and knowledge about Norwegian oil fields and our petroleum and gas resources".

In October 2020, Tina Bru presented negative numbers to the Storting regarding the Martin Linge oil field.

Tina Bru expressed that the field needs to be completed and be ready for production.

In February 2021, following revelations that Equinor had hidden partners and owners in Angola in 2011, Tina Bru was questioned by the Storting Control and Constitution Committee.

Tina Bru stated that she expects Equinor to put up to the highest standards and not to make the same mistake again.

Tina Bru specified that the proposal was not a step to liquidate the petroleum energy.

Tina Bru was elected second deputy leader in September 2020 unopposed.

Tina Bru has a bachelor's degree in management, with further specialisation in change management.

Tina Bru is married to Thomas Andre Samuelsen from Stavanger, and they two children, one son and one daughter.