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Equinor Q2 2026: Adjusted operating income jumps 76% as 2026 buy-back climbs to $3bn
Equinor's Q2 adjusted profit doubled to $3.22bn and its 2026 buy-back rose to $3bn, widening the capital-return gap versus European oil majors ahead of Q3.
Baltic Power offshore wind farm sends first electricity to Poland’s grid as ORLEN and Northland near completion
Baltic Power’s first electricity puts Poland offshore wind on the grid, testing Northland Power, ORLEN and the country’s clean energy buildout.
Azule Energy approves Greater PAJ offshore oil project for 2029 start in Angola
Azule Energy approves Greater PAJ, targeting 85,000 boe/d from Angola by 2029. Explore the FPSO plan, partner stakes and execution risks now.
TechnipFMC wins another Angola order, but the bigger story is the $5.1bn project behind it
TechnipFMC wins a flexible pipe contract for Azule Energy’s $5.1bn Greater PAJ project. Discover what it means for $FTI shares and Angola’s offshore growth.
Equinor (EQNR) approves Troll TWIN gas project for 2028 production
Equinor plans a NOK 4 billion Troll TWIN subsea project to add 11 bcm of gas by 2028. Explore its costs, market impact and execution risks. Read more. Here.
Equinor locks in 5-year German gas supply via Eneco’s LichtBlick as Berlin’s Norwegian dependence deepens
Equinor signs 5-year gas deal with Eneco's LichtBlick, supplying low-emission Norwegian gas to Germany through 2030 as Berlin's NCS dependence deepens. Read more.
Equinor delivers record production and $9.7bn adjusted operating income, but Q1 sell-off exposes investor doubt on cash conversion
Equinor posted record Q1 production and USD 9.77 billion adjusted income. So why did EQNR shares fall 9%? The cash flow tells the harder story.
Equinor brings Eirin field online as Norway accelerates marginal-field strategy to defend Europe’s gas supply
A field abandoned in 1978 is now feeding Europe's gas grid. Equinor's Eirin tells you what Norway's North Sea strategy looks like in 2026.
Equinor (OSE: EQNR) bets NOK 17bn that Norwegian wells can hold the line on European energy security
Norway has no spare capacity left. Equinor's NOK 17 billion bet on Baker Hughes, Halliburton, and SLB is what Europe's energy security now depends on.
European oil majors abandon unified energy transition framework as TotalEnergies, Shell, BP, Eni and Equinor pursue different paths
TotalEnergies hikes dividends. Shell buys back stock. BP retreats from transition. Eni engineers sell-downs. Equinor exits wind. Same oil price, five answers.