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Equinor second quarter 2025 results

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Invitation to send estimates for third quarter financial results

Equinor publishes third quarter 2025 financial results on 29 October.

Investigation of the Melkøya fall accident

Strengthening of the safety culture together with the suppliers and the conduct of a third-party investigation of the transparency culture on Melkøya.

New technology increases gas recovery on Åsgard

The project will help maintain production from the field by increasing the pressure in the pipelines between the wells and the Åsgard B platform.

More LNG for Europe

Recoverable volumes from Askeladd Vest total about 15 billion standard cubic metres of gas, and the investments amount to just over NOK 3 billion.

Fatal accident at Mongstad Refinery

The deceased was employed by Crane Norway, a supplier of crane and lifting services at Mongstad.

Equinor and Shell Announce CEO and Chair for Adura

Work continues towards securing regulatory approvals, with launch of Adura anticipated by the end of 2025.

Equinor to participate in Ørsted Rights Issue

Following dialogue with Ørsted, Equinor has decided to support the proposal to strengthen Ørsted’s balance sheet in response to the current industry challenges.

New oil and gas discovery near the Troll field

The licensees will consider tying F-South back to existing or future infrastructure.

First CO2 volumes stored at Northern Lights

The Northern Lights Joint Venture is equally owned by Equinor, Shell and TotalEnergies. Equinor, as the Technical Service Provider (TSP), has been responsible for the construction of the Øygarden facility and the offshore facilities on behalf of the Northern Lights JV, and will also have operational responsibility of the CO2 plant.

Announcement of cash dividend of NOK 3.7740 per share for first quarter 2025

This information is published in accordance with the requirements of the Continuing Obligations and is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Equinor ASA: Ex. dividend first quarter 2025

Johan Castberg officially opened

Less than three months after coming on stream the Johan Castberg field was producing at peak capacity of 220,000 barrels of per day. Every three or four days, cargoes depart from Johan Castberg. Each cargo may be worth around NOK half a billion, depending on the oil price. Norwegian suppliers account for 95 percent of the deliveries to the field in the operational phase.

Financial close of Bałtyk 2 & 3 offshore wind projects in Poland

Equinor to commence third tranche of the 2025 share buy-back programme

In this third tranche of the share buy-back programme for 2025, shares for up to USD 417.5 million will be purchased in the market, implying a total third tranche of up to USD 1,265 million including shares to be redeemed from the Norwegian State. The tranche will end no later than 27 October 2025.

Key information relating to cash dividend for the second quarter 2025

BASF and Equinor confirm strategic partnership and sign ten-year natural gas supply agreement


Gisle Ledel Johannessen
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Equinor’s second quarter 2025 safety results

* As of the first quarter of 2025, SIF is being reported with two decimals to better reflect minor changes in the frequency.

Invitation to send estimates for second quarter financial results

The invitation is published on the investor pages at Equinor.com.

Completed share capital reduction

Investor relations:
Bård Glad Pedersen, Senior vice president Investor Relations,
+47 918 01 791

Developing the largest oil producer on the Norwegian continental shelf

To ensure optimal resource utilisation, the project leveraged artificial intelligence to analyse field layouts and well paths. This technology has enabled faster decision-making and resulted in cost savings of NOK 130 million for the phase 3 project.

Oil discovery in the Johan Castberg area in the Barents Sea

The well was drilled in the Drivis structure on the Johan Castberg field in the Barents Sea. According to preliminary estimates the size of the discovery is 9-15 million barrels of oil.

Introducing Adura: The UK North Sea’s largest independent oil and gas producer

More oil and gas to Europe from the Fram and Troll area

All contracts will be subject to regulatory approval.

Johan Castberg producing at full capacity

"The Johan Castberg volume base initially estimated at 450-650 million barrels, our ambition is to increase the reserves by between 250-550 million barrels. We are already planning six new wells to extend plateau production. The Isflak project will be a rapid field development with an investment decision at the end of the year and start-up in 2028. In addition, we will drill one or two exploration wells annually near Johan Castberg," Hove adds.

Equinor’s first solar plant in Denmark starts production

“This is another step in our ambition to establish a profitable onshore renewables business in select markets across Europe and the Americas. Currently, we have around 1.2 GW of onshore capacity in production and under construction ,” says Anders Bade, senior vice president for onshore and markets within Renewables at Equinor.

Equinor secures exploration acreage in Brazil  

The S-M-1617 license in Brazil was secured by Equinor on a 100% basis with a total signature bonus of around 30.5 million Brazilian Real (around 5.5 MUSD).

Equinor’s Energy Perspectives 2025

“The geopolitical landscape and trade conflicts clearly illustrate that the global cooperation needed for a Paris-aligned energy transition is not present”, says SVP and Chief economist Eirik Wærness.

Strengthening UK energy security with new gas sales agreement

Beyond investments in the UK’s oil and gas production, Equinor already operates three offshore wind farms at Sheringham Shoal, Dudgeon and Hywind Scotland, the world’s first floating offshore wind farm. Dogger Bank is under development and will be the world's largest offshore windfarm once completed. Together with partners Equinor is also developing the UK’s first CO

Election to Equinor's board of directors

Further, the corporate assembly re-elected Hilde Møllerstad, as employee-representative and elected Frank Indreland Gundersen and Geir Leon Vadheim as new employee-representatives of the board of directors of Equinor ASA. Also, Anette Heggholmen, Terje Werner Hansen and Hans Einar Haldorsen were elected as deputy members for the employee-representatives of the board.

Execution of debt capital market transactions

Issue of USD 800 million 5.125% Notes due June 3, 2035

Recommendation from Equinor's nomination committee

Summers is active in European energy policy. As former Chair of the European Board of the International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP), she led strategic engagement with EU institutions on energy transition policy and energy security. She also served as President of GasNaturally, promoting secure approaches to climate resilience across the gas value chain.

Financial close for Bałtyk 2 and Bałtyk 3

Equinor is responsible for the construction phase and will be the operator of the two offshore wind farms. Onshore construction work is ongoing, fabrication of key components has started, while marine operations will start next year. Total power capacity of the projects is 1440 MW, enough to power 2 million Polish homes. Full commercial power production is expected in 2028. The individual project finance packages will fund the capital investment and the other expenses of each of the projects during the construction process totaling approximately EUR 7.2 billion.

Notifiable trading

Certain primary insiders, and their close associates, participating in Equinor’s share saving plan, have on 22 May 2025 been allocated shares.

Announcement of cash dividend per share in NOK for fourth quarter 2024

2024 of is consequently NOK 3.8215 per share.

Stop work order lifted, Empire Wind project resumes construction

Equinor will perform an updated assessment of the project economics in the second quarter. Empire aims to be able to execute planned activities in the offshore installation window in 2025 and reach its planned commercial operation date in 2027. Empire will engage with suppliers and regulatory bodies to reduce the impact of the stop work order.

Ex. dividend fourth quarter 2024

Minutes from the annual general meeting 2025

Media relations: Sissel Rinde, vice president,
+47 412 60 584

Equinor sells the Peregrino field for USD 3.5 billion

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Ola Morten Aanestad, Media Relations
+47 480 80 212

Equinor first quarter 2025 results

Sissel Rinde, Vice president Media relations, +47 412 60 584 (mobile)

Equinor to commence second tranche of the 2025 share buy-back programme

Key information relating to cash dividend for first quarter 2025

Equinor’s first quarter 2025 safety results

Five oil and gas leaks have been registered over the last 12 months. These leaks are classified according to the degree of severity in relation to the discharge rate.

Notice of annual general meeting 14 May 2025

Equinor suspends offshore construction activities for the Empire Wind project

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act

Proposal on capital reduction from the company’s board of directors

Positioning Equinor for higher value creation from power

Invitation to send estimates for first quarter financial results

Equinor publishes first quarter 2025 financial results on 30 April.

Ripple effects from Equinor in Norway continue to grow

Equinor procured goods and services with a total value of NOK 142.6 billion, an increase from 134 billion in 2023. 93 per cent of this came from Norwegian suppliers located in 260 different municipalities. This resulted in an employment effect of more than 85 thousand full-time equivalents.

Johan Castberg strengthens Norway as a long-term energy exporter

"This is a red-letter day.The Johan Castberg field will contribute crucial energy, value creation, ripple effects and jobs for at least 30 years to come. We expect that this major field development with a price tag of NOK 86 billion (2024) will be repaid in less than two years," says Geir Tungesvik, Equinor's executive vice president for Projects, Drilling and Procurement.

Equinor industrialising plugging operations on the Norwegian continental shelf 

According to the plan Island Innovator will permanently plug 15 to 20 wells annually for a total of nine licences. These wells will no longer be used for oil or gas production. The rig will plug subsea wells at Heidrun, Snorre and Norne, among others.

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