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Pooling the best of the Norwegian offshore industry to take a leap into new markets:

We’re building the world’s largest floating offshore windfarm. With a little help from our friends.

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Lots of people have said “what if…?” But no-one has actually tried powering offshore platforms with wind turbines before. Now, together with Enova and Kværner, we’re building the world’s largest floating offshore wind farm—Hywind Tampen—in the middle of the North Sea.

Read the story of Hywind Tampen here

Equinor’s Virtual Supplier Day took place on 17th September.
The recording is now available from the links below.

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Data to the people.

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Did you know that data from our Volve and Hywind assets are open and available? If you didn’t — here’s why we’re sharing it, what it contains, how to access it and what it’s been used for so far. Data is the new oil and we’re sharing a lot of it!

Digitalisation and data sharing
Read the story — Data to the people

Meet the coolest robots working in energy.

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Driven by advances in digitalisation, robotisatoin is taking the energy industry by storm. Here, we take a look at some of the most exciting robots working for us today — and those that will be in the future.

Discover the robots at work for Equinor

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Knowledge shared is knowledge squared:

Six ways our oil and gas expertise is energising renewables

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Five decades of offshore operations are helping us to shape the future of energy. But what do we mean by that? Here are six ways we’re drawing on our oil and gas expertise in renewables.

New kit, same wrapping. Find out more
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Plan for world-leading clean hydrogen plant in the UK

We’re leading the H2H Saltend project to develop one of the world’s first blue hydrogen facilities.

More on the H2H Saltend project
Hydrogen in Equinor

Northern Lights: a groundbreaking project for capture and storage of CO₂

Equinor, Shell and Total have decided to invest in the Northern Lights project — Norway’s first exploitation licence for CO₂ storage on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. 

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