The Norwegian Convention and Exhibition Center is located in Oslo, Norway, with a total area of 40000 square meters. The exhibition area is 20000 square meters.

Norwegian Convention and Exhibition Center is a business entity (joint stock company) formed with brunsted stevnested as its important sponsor company. Until the Branta facility was used by the Christian Church. Following 2004 major upgrades, the center is now a business conference center for large enterprise exhibitions and conferences.

In 2004, the Norwegian Convention and Exhibition Center was upgraded and completed with a cost of over NOK 620 million. The conference center can accommodate more than 8000 people and 6800 seats in the hall. Formerly known as Branta Conference Center, it is now renamed as Oslo fjord Conference Center, and it operates in commercial trade in 2011. Branta Christian is still the biggest sponsor, and the Oslo fjord annual conference brings together 8000 people from all over the world in the center. A further expansion of the project, with a budget of more than one billion Norwegian kroner, will make the centre a dual identity, including exhibition buildings, sports buildings, equestrian and swimming facilities. There are several fast food restaurants in the center, a cafeteria, coffee bar, grocery store, etc.