The energy transition.
The defining challenge opportunity of our time

Without energy, the world simply stops. But the energy system must change. Does a future exist where we can ensure enough energy for everyone, while also being good stewards of our planet? At Equinor, we believe that the answer is yes! By 2050, we aim to become a net-zero company, and to deliver the energy the world needs, without contributing to global warming.

What role can Equinor play in the energy transition?

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Equinor is in a unique position to make a difference in the global energy future.

“As our near 50-year history shows, our knowledge, innovativeness and drive have made us a global leader in our field. In the decades to come we intend to be equally ambitious. We will therefore take a leading role in the energy transition,” says CEO Anders Opedal.

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We’re building the world’s largest offshore windfarm: Dogger Bank

Dogger Bank breaks the bounds of what size an offshore wind farm can be. Soon, this giant sandbank off the coast of the UK will be the site of the world’s largest offshore wind farm, capable of providing energy equivalent to powering five million British homes.

Read the story of Dogger Bank

From designer’s dream to production reality: Fieldmade makes spare parts on the fly

Before, when a part wore out or had to be replaced, the downtime costs for an offshore installation could run into millions. Now, thanks to 3D printing, we can make high-quality spare parts on demand. Find out more about Fieldmade’s additive manufacturing technology here.

See the Fieldmade technology in action here

Find out about our hydrogen projects

Hydrogen will be a key contributor to the energy transition. Equinor is participating in several significant hydrogen projects. See below.

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Equinor’s ambition is to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.

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Our new ambition includes emissions from production and final consumption of energy, setting a clear strategic direction and demonstrating our continued commitment to long-term value creation supporting the Paris Agreement. Read more here.

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The energy transition.
The defining challenge opportunity of our time

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Equinor is in a unique position to make a difference in the global energy future.

“As our near 50-year history shows, our knowledge, innovativeness and drive have made us a global leader in our field. In the decades to come we intend to be equally ambitious. We will therefore take a leading role in the energy transition,” says CEO Anders Opedal.

We’re building the world’s largest offshore windfarm: Dogger Bank

Dogger Bank breaks the bounds of what size an offshore wind farm can be. Soon, this giant sandbank off the coast of the UK will be the site of the world’s largest offshore wind farm, capable of providing energy equivalent to powering five million British homes.

From designer’s dream to production reality: Fieldmade makes spare parts on the fly

Before, when a part wore out or had to be replaced, the downtime costs for an offshore installation could run into millions. Now, thanks to 3D printing, we can make high-quality spare parts on demand. Find out more about Fieldmade’s additive manufacturing technology here.

Find out about our hydrogen projects

Equinor’s ambition is to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.

Our new ambition includes emissions from production and final consumption of energy, setting a clear strategic direction and demonstrating our continued commitment to long-term value creation supporting the Paris Agreement. Read more here.

Current topics

Here’s why electrification is an effective climate measure

Johan Sverdrup continues to increase production

Hywind Tampen

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The energy transition. The defining challenge opportunity of our time

Latest news

Developing Askeladd Vest

Next step for Hywind Tampen

Oil and gas discovery in the Norwegian Sea

Equinor is in a unique position to make a difference in the global energy future.

“As our near 50-year history shows, our knowledge, innovativeness and drive have made us a global leader in our field. In the decades to come we intend to be equally ambitious. We will therefore take a leading role in the energy transition,” says CEO Anders Opedal.

We’re building the world’s largest offshore windfarm: Dogger Bank

Dogger Bank breaks the bounds of what size an offshore wind farm can be. Soon, this giant sandbank off the coast of the UK will be the site of the world’s largest offshore wind farm, capable of providing energy equivalent to powering five million British homes.

From designer’s dream to production reality: Fieldmade makes spare parts on the fly

Before, when a part wore out or had to be replaced, the downtime costs for an offshore installation could run into millions. Now, thanks to 3D printing, we can make high-quality spare parts on demand. Find out more about Fieldmade’s additive manufacturing technology here.

Find out about our hydrogen projects

Equinor’s ambition is to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.

Our new ambition includes emissions from production and final consumption of energy, setting a clear strategic direction and demonstrating our continued commitment to long-term value creation supporting the Paris Agreement. Read more here.

Current topics

Here’s why electrification is an effective climate measure

Johan Sverdrup continues to increase production

Hywind Tampen

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The energy transition.
The defining challenge opportunity of our time