PSA Norway gives consent for manned subsea ops off Norway
PSA Norway granted Vår Energi, Equinor, Gassco and Aker BP consent to perform manned underwater operations (MUO) in 2021.
Read morePSA Norway granted Vår Energi, Equinor, Gassco and Aker BP consent to perform manned underwater operations (MUO) in 2021.
Read moreENGIE and Equinor collaborated to develop joint low-carbon hydrogen activities. The partners will investigate the production and market potential for hydrogen from natural gas whereby the CO2 will be captured and stored permanently offshore.
Read moreEquinor, offshore wind major, explores the opportunities of wind offshore solar power, as according to the plan it will construct a floating pilot plant off Frøya, aiming to become the world’s first pilot plant for floating solar power in rough waters.
Read moreDogger Bank wind farm owners, Equinor and SSE, recently reached financial close on the first two phases of world’s largest offshore wind park project.
Read moreEquinor announced its ambition to become a net-zero energy company by 2050. The ambition includes emissions from production and final consumption of energy.
Read moreNorway’s Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) has issued Equinor with a notification of order, after a safety audit on working environment risk at Grane identified five serious regulatory breaches.
Read moreNorway's Prime Minister Erna Solberg and Kværner apprentice Arne Linga marked the starting of construction for Hywind Tampen, the world's largest floating offshore wind farm, at Kværner Stord, on 1st October.
Read moreNorwegian energy company Equinor informed of a fire on its Hammerfest LNG terminal at Melkøya on Monday, which caused a plant shutdown in accordance with emergency procedures.
Read moreNorwegian energy company Equinor has entered into an agreement with oil major BP, creating a strategic partnership in offshore wind in the US covering both current and potential future projects.
Read moreDuring March and April, oil prices plunged to their lowest in a generation, However, Norwegian energy giant Equinor ASA was pumping as much crude as possible underground into giant caverns on the nation’s North Sea coast.
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