Taking on tough energy challenges is our job, and right now, we’re facing an enormous task: supplying people with the energy they need while advancing progress for society and lowering emissions.
We have 20,000 dedicated, innovative, and diverse colleagues in more than 30 countries working to transform natural resources into essential energy for more than 170 million people worldwide.
Today Equinor announced a long-term gas sales agreement with Poland’s PGNiG.
Energy Perspectives 2022: Long-term development in the world’s energy markets and how politics, technologies, companies, and consumers can influence it, is an overarching theme of the energy transition.
On 25 May 2022, Equinor announced its exit from the four joint ventures with Rosneft as well as the signing of an agreement to leave the Kharyaga project.
You've worked hard for your education, now you're ready to put your learning into action. Applications for our 2023 Graduate programme are now open, and the closing dates are soon. Check out what it means to be a graduate at Equinor!
Kick start your career hereEnergy Perspectives is an independent report prepared by Equinor analysts in macroeconomics, energy markets and geopolitics. The report describes development paths up to 2050 for the world economy, energy markets and energy-related greenhouse gas emissions, and includes a 1.5 degrees scenario.
Energy Perspectives 2022In this podcast series, we tell the stories of the people and events that have helped shape Norway as an energy nation. (In Norwegian)
Listen hereEquinor offered deep dives into topics reflecting the past, present and the future for our energy industry during the ONS exhibition. See all our EquinorTALKS sessions here:
See EquinorTALKS hereRipple effects: More than 1800 suppliers in 250 business sectors and 152 municipalities in Norway delivered goods and services to Equinor’s fields in 2021. Their value exceeds NOK 70 billion, representing close to 60,000 man-years
This year we’re celebrating 50 years since the founding of the Norwegian State Oil Company, Statoil.
Without the decisions made by visionary politicians and the efforts of countless individuals, businesses, and communities across Norway, we wouldn't be where we are today.
Equinor is a pioneer in CCS, storing CO2 safely and permanently under the sea bed.
The Northern Lights project is part of the Norwegian full-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) project.
Hywind Tampen is a floating wind farm under construction that will provide the world’s first renewable power for offshore oil and gas fields.
This is our action plan with short-term actions and medium-term ambitions necessary to realise our ambition of becoming net zero by 2050.
Published 22 March 2022
Download the plan (PDF)The energy transition and our net zero ambition by 2050 is a job that is greater than any single company, any one industry, or any nation can achieve on its own.
Our journey to develop as a broad energy company is founded on a strong commitment to sustainability and an ambition to become net zero by 2050.
Equinor has been voted among the most attractive employers in engineering, IT and business disciplines for many consecutive years.
