Political career
Parliament
Bru was elected to the Storting for Rogaland in the 2013 election and has been re-elected since. On 13 September 2022, she announced that she had received a notification of a tax slap from theMinister of Petroleum and Energy
Bru was appointed Minister of Petroleum and Energy following the Progress Party's withdrawal from government in January 2020. There had been huge expectations for her appointment and it was well received in the petroleum and energy branch. While attending the opening of and offshore wind facility in the Rogaland province, she was heckled by protesters and blocked from entering a meeting. To the press, she expressed discomfort about the situation. She took toParty politics
In February 2020, after being suggested as new deputy leader of the party, she was subsequently installed as second deputy leader, succeeding outgoingEarly and personal life
Bru was born in Moss on 18 April 1986, a daughter of Sigve Bru and Sissel Skalstad Bru. She has aReferences
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