December 17, 2018
Aasta Hansteen on stream
On 16 December Equinor and its partners started production from the Aasta Hansteen gas field in the Norwegian Sea.
We energize the lives of 170 million people. Every day.
Our Johan Sverdrup field development project is now powered with electricity from shore. When production starts next year, it’ll be one of the most carbon-efficient fields in the world.
Our giant gas field Aasta Hansteen in the Norwegian Sea is now on stream.
Investing in the protection of tropical rainforests:
Equinor is ready to invest in the protection of tropical forests as soon as a well functioning market is in place for the private sector. This will be a supplement to the company’s own climate actions. See more in the film above or read more below.
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December 14, 2018Equinor acquires offshore wind lease outside Massachusetts
Equinor has been declared the provisional winner of one of the three leases offered in the US government’s wind lease sale for an area offshore the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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December 12, 2018Equinor proposes the appointment of EY as auditor from 2019
Equinor ASA intends to propose to the Corporate Assembly for further approval at its Annual General Meeting on 15 May 2019 that EY be appointed as the company’s auditor for the financial year 2019.
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Photo: Erlend Flesjø
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