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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.
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.
OKEA ASA posts $36m Q1 profit as Brage hits 14-year production high, Statfjord impairment reversed
OKEA reversed a $154M impairment and posted Q1 profit, but hedge losses and a parked dividend reveal the harder trade-off beneath Brage's 14-year production high.
BP. shares near 12-year high as Q1 2026 trading statement signals exceptional oil trading windfall and stronger refining margins
BP plc (BP.) flags exceptional Q1 2026 oil trading and stronger refining margins but warns net debt could reach $27bn. Read the full analysis.
Trump’s Iran speech sends crude to six-year high, gas tops $4 nationwide
U.S. crude oil surged nearly $12 per barrel on April 3, 2026, its largest one-day gain since 2020, after Trump pledged more Iran strikes with no Strait of Hormuz reopening plan.
Iran attacks Qatar’s energy heart, setting region back 10 to 20 years, CEO says
Iranian strikes on Qatar's Ras Laffan Industrial City have destroyed 17% of LNG export capacity. QatarEnergy CEO confirms force majeure on contracts with Europe and Asia.
Serica Energy (AIM: SQZ) to acquire Spirit Energy North Sea gas assets for £57m
Serica Energy is acquiring Spirit Energy’s Southern North Sea gas assets for £57M. Explore what this means for its growth, emissions, and Main Market plans.
Can long-term LNG contracts still anchor investor confidence in a climate-conscious world?
Can long-term LNG contracts remain a safe bet for investors in a net-zero world? Explore the outlook for gas infrastructure and policy-driven risks.
Why Washington’s reported green light for Shell’s Venezuela-Trinidad gas deal could change global LNG trade flows
Shell nears U.S. approval for Venezuelan gas exports to Trinidad, a move that could reset Caribbean LNG dynamics and test U.S. sanctions strategy.