Welcome to Equinor
We are a broad international energy company headquartered in Norway with 22,000 employees in 30 countries. For 50 years, we've been turning natural resources into energy for people and progress for society.
About us
Oseberg field centre. Photo: Harald Pettersen
Energising the world, empowering people.
Every day, as we energise the lives of over 170 million people, Equinor is working to resolve the energy trilemma: climate, affordability, and security. We aim to be a net zero emissions company by 2050, creating value through the opportunities provided by the energy transition.
Here’s why Rosebank is part of the broader energy picture for Britain
We believe there are rational reasons for developing the Rosebank field in the UK. Here, we explain the project.
Read more about RosebankLatest news
Equinor and OMV agree new long-term gas sales agreement
Equinor has signed a new long-term gas sales agreement with Austria’s major energy company OMV.
Rosebank field to progress in the UK
Equinor and Ithaca Energy have taken the final investment decision to progress Phase 1 of the Rosebank development on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS), investing USD 3.8 billion.
Equinor declares commerciality in the BM-C-33 area, in Campos Basin, Brazil
Equinor has, on behalf of the BM-C-33 consortium, submitted to Agência Nacional de Petróleo, Gás Natural e Biocombustíveis (ANP), the Declarations of Commerciality and Plans of Development for two development areas in the BM-C-33 concession in Brazil’s Campos Basin.
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Smeaheia — bringing large-scale CO2 storage to European industry
Smeaheia can be a game-changer for CO2 transport and storage in Northwestern Europe.
The project will connect European customers with the massive CO2 storage site in the North Sea via the CO2 Highway Europe pipeline.
Putting CO2 back where it came from
How do we stop CO2 reaching the atmosphere and worsening global warming? CCS involves storing carbon safely and permanently beneath the seabed, helping us achieve our climate goals.
Learn more about CCS hereWhy are we upgrading Melkøya?
Snøhvit Future in Hammerfest will secure exports and economic development in northern Norway, while cutting greenhouse gas emissions cost-effectively.
The Snøhvit field
The Snøhvit Future project consists of two developments: Snøhvit Onshore Compression and Snøhvit Electrification.
The future of the LNG plant at Melkøya
More power is a necessity to secure gas production at Melkøya beyond 2030, while electrification of the plant will be one of the most extensive climate measures in Norway.
Here’s why electrification is an important climate measure
Electrification in the North Sea is one of the main measures to reach our climate ambitions in the coming decades.