Norwegian Industrial Heritage refers to the historical development of industries in Norway, particularly during the 19th and early 20th centuries. This period saw the rise of sectors such as shipping, mining, and hydropower, which played a crucial role in transforming Norway's economy and society. Key sites, like the Rjukan industrial complex, showcase the innovative use of natural resources. Preserved industrial sites, museums, and artifacts help illustrate this heritage, highlighting the importance of technology and labor in shaping modern Norway. The legacy of industrialization is evident in the country's infrastructure and continues to influence contemporary industries and environmental practices.