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Equinor
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Equinor secures first CCS exploration permit in Denmark
Equinor, in partnership with Ørsted and Nordsøfonden, has been granted its first carbon capture and storage (CCS) exploration…
Equinor advances renewable energy portfolio with new solar plant in Poland
Equinor, a leading global energy company, has marked a significant milestone in its renewable energy journey by commencing…
Equinor to offload 19.5% stake in Eirin field to PGNiG Upstream Norway
In a strategic maneuver aimed at balancing interests and optimizing resource management, Equinor has agreed to sell a…
Equinor and partners to invest further NOK12bn in Troll West gas province development
Equinor, alongside its Troll partners, has announced a substantial investment of over NOK 12 billion aimed at expanding…
SLB bags major contract for Troll Field Phase 3 development with Equinor
SLB (NYSE: SLB), through its OneSubsea joint venture, has been awarded a significant contract by Equinor for the…
Subsea7, OneSubsea, and Equinor forge new strategic collaboration for offshore projects
Subsea7 announced in Stavanger, Norway, the signing of a groundbreaking long-term strategic collaboration agreement with Equinor and Subsea…
Shearwater GeoServices wins dual 4D monitoring projects by Equinor for North Sea operations
Shearwater GeoServices Holding AS has been awarded two significant 4D monitoring projects by Equinor for the Mariner field…
Equinor extends drilling contracts worth NOK18.4bn, ensuring 2,000 jobs annually
In a significant development for the oil and gas industry, Equinor, on behalf of its partners, has announced…
Deepak Fertilisers, Equinor ink major LNG supply deal to boost India’s chemical and fertiliser sectors
Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Corporation Limited (DFPCL), a pivotal player in India’s industrial chemicals and fertilisers production, has…
North Sea Transition Authority grants 24 new oil and gas licenses to major energy firms
In a significant step towards ensuring the UK’s energy security and supporting the domestic economy, the North Sea…