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Equinor has, on behalf of the licence partners, awarded Apply a framework agreement for engineering and installation services on the North Sea Statfjord field.
Equinor is leading a project to develop one of the UK’s – and the world’s – first at-scale facilities to produce hydrogen from natural gas in combination with carbon capture and storage (CCS). The project, called Hydrogen to Humber Saltend (H2H Saltend), provides the beginnings of a decarbonised industrial cluster in the Humber region, the UK’s largest by emissions.
On behalf of the license partners, Equinor has awarded two contracts and issued a letter of intent to TechnipFMC for pipelaying and subsea installation for three projects on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS).
Our spokespeople specialise in particular areas of the company so as to serve the media as well as possible. Please note that Equinor media relations contacts only answer enquiries from the news media.
For all enquiries regarding vacant positions, sponsorships, commercial proposals and other questions, please use the links below or our “Contact Us” form. For news media only, please see our media spokespersons above.
Commercial proposals such as advertorials, advertisements or paid-for editorial content should be directed by mail only to Universal Media for consideration:
Petra Bernet (International requests)
Cathrine Jarning (Norwegian requests)
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Our archives contain a selection of high-resolution stills photos and film clips from our activities and operations, which may be downloaded freely for use in the press, provided the images are credited with the photographer’s name / © Equinor. To download our films and photos immediately, please see the links below. If you would like to enquire about non-press or commercial use of our images, please contact us at photo@equinor.com.
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Founded in Norway in 1972, with operations in more than 30 countries worldwide
The Government of Norway is the largest shareholder in Equinor, while the rest is public stock
Approximately 17,000 of them are employed in Norway
Equinor at a glance
Equinor is a broad international energy company headquartered in Norway and with operations in more than 30 countries around the world. We are committed to meeting the world's energy needs in a responsible manner, applying technology and creating innovative solutions.
We are a company built on our Norwegian heritage and pioneering spirit, and have developed the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) to become one of the world’s leading petroleum regions. We are also the world’s largest offshore operator, the second-largest gas exporter to Europe, and a growing force in renewables. We are the world leader in carbon capture storage and carbon efficiency in oil and gas production. While seeking to satisfy growing energy demand we recognise the need to minimize impact on our environment.
Our history
We were founded as The Norwegian State Oil Company (Statoil) in 1972, and became listed on the Oslo and New York stock exchanges in June 2001. Statoil merged with Hydro's oil and gas division in October 2007, divested the service station network in 2012, and changed our name to Equinor in May 2018.
Our shareholders
The Norwegian State holds 67% of our shares through the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, while US investors hold 11%, private Norwegian owners hold 8%, other European investors 8%, UK investors hold 3%, and others 2%.
*All figures from Annual report unless otherwise stated