We energize the lives of 170 million people. Every day.

Can an oil and gas company be part of a sustainable energy future? We’re working actively to reduce climate emissions, put a price on carbon, and benefit societies around the world. We aim to be the world's most carbon-efficient oil and gas producer, and are investing actively in renewables.

”What could we achieve if we aligned our industry in a forceful initiative for change?“

Read CEO Eldar Sætre’s speech at CERAWeek

Annual and Sustainability Reports for 2018:

On track to increase returns and grow production

March 15, 2019: “We are in a strong position today. We have strengthened our competitiveness, improved our project portfolio and have a clear strategy for further development of our company and be competitive in a low-carbon future”, says CEO Eldar Sætre in his letter to shareholders, as we present our Annual and Sustainability Reports for 2018.

Read and download our Annual and Sustainability Reports below.

2018 Annual Report and Form 20-F

Sustainability Report 2018

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March 15, 2019
Equinor files Form 20-F and presents annual and sustainability reports for 2018

Today 15 March, Equinor (OSE: EQNR, NYSE: EQNR) is presenting its Annual Report and Form 20-F for the year ended 2018, and its 2018 Sustainability Report.

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Johan Sverdrup living quarters topside ready for sail-away

With 560 beds the Johan Sverdrup living quarters topside is the largest of its kind in Norway.

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March 14, 2019
Extending life of eight installations

Equinor has received the authorities’ approval for extending the life of eight installations on the Norwegian continental shelf during the last three years.

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Discover how we’re innovating in offshore wind.

As the world’s population grows and becomes more prosperous, we need to provide more energy to power their lives. And in a world that will depend on a low-carbon future, we’re actively developing our business around renewables, wind, solar and CCS.

If you want to make a difference, you should be working for Equinor. Read more here.

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The Norwegian continental shelf: still going strong

We remain fully committed to the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS), maintaining a high level of exploration activity in all areas to replenish our portfolio while maximizing value from existing infrastructure. Now, we are delighted to have been awarded 29 new licences on the NCS.

29 new licences on the NCS

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Kristin Aamodt and Equinor Technology Ventures evaluate more than 300 ideas each year—but only a few make the grade. Read her advice to entrepreneurs.

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Could this be the best-kept secret of climate solutions?

A waste incineration chimney in Oslo releases as much CO₂ per year as 200,000 cars. But we don’t have to let this gas billow into our atmosphere and destroy our climate. Now we can store it safely, three kilometres below the North Sea.

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Digitalisation is changing our lives

Self-driving cars, robots and more accessible technology. Digitalisation is no longer a thing of the “future.” Many of your work tasks will probably be automated and taken over by robots. Is that a good or a bad thing?

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Learn more about Equinor's offshore wind projects, the world's first floating wind farm, our CCS projects and our ambitions within renewable energy.

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Gullfaks lies in the northern part of the Norwegian North Sea and has three large concrete production platforms

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We energize the lives of 170 million people. Every day.

Can an oil and gas company be part of a sustainable energy future? We’re working actively to reduce climate emissions, put a price on carbon, and benefit societies around the world. We aim to be the world's most carbon-efficient oil and gas producer, and are investing actively in renewables.

”What could we achieve if we aligned our industry in a forceful initiative for change?“

Annual and Sustainability Reports for 2018:

On track to increase returns and grow production

Latest news

Equinor files Form 20-F and presents annual and sustainability reports for 2018

Johan Sverdrup living quarters topside ready for sail-away

Extending life of eight installations

Discover how we’re innovating in offshore wind.

As the world’s population grows and becomes more prosperous, we need to provide more energy to power their lives. And in a world that will depend on a low-carbon future, we’re actively developing our business around renewables, wind, solar and CCS.

If you want to make a difference, you should be working for Equinor. Read more here.

The Norwegian continental shelf: still going strong

We remain fully committed to the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS), maintaining a high level of exploration activity in all areas to replenish our portfolio while maximizing value from existing infrastructure. Now, we are delighted to have been awarded 29 new licences on the NCS.

On the hunt for good ideas

Kristin Aamodt and Equinor Technology Ventures evaluate more than 300 ideas each year—but only a few make the grade. Read her advice to entrepreneurs.

Could this be the best-kept secret of climate solutions?

A waste incineration chimney in Oslo releases as much CO2 per year as 200,000 cars. But we don’t have to let this gas billow into our atmosphere and destroy our climate. Now we can store it safely, three kilometres below the North Sea.

Digitalisation is changing our lives

Self-driving cars, robots and more accessible technology. Digitalisation is no longer a thing of the “future.” Many of your work tasks will probably be automated and taken over by robots. Is that a good or a bad thing?

Current topics

Renewables and CCS

Gullfaks

Johan Sverdrup

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A waste incineration chimney in Oslo releases as much CO₂ per year as 200,000 cars. But we don’t have to let this gas billow into our atmosphere and destroy our climate. Now we can store it safely, three kilometres below the North Sea.