The Agency for Urban Environment is responsible for monitoring local air quality in Oslo. This follows both by delegated authorities according to the pollution regulation chapter 7 on local air quality and by the Agency …
for Urban Environment being transferred responsibility for environmental monitoring related to environmental health care. In 2022, the Agency for Urban Environment has entered into a cooperation agreement with the Norwegian Public Roads Administration, so that the Agency for Urban Environment is now
responsible for following-up all air measuring stations located in Oslo. There are currently 17 air measuring stations in Oslo. One of the measuring stations has a separate data acquisition system, this means that 16 measuring stations wil