In Equinor, we agree that the transition to a more sustainable energy system is taking place too slowly. A sustainable development path well below the two-degree target does not allow for further delays in policy, industry, and consumer action to reduce emissions. The worldâs energy systems must be transformed to drive decarbonisation â and we are working to accelerate that transformation.
We strive every day to make Equinor a safe and good place to work, both for our employees and for our partners and suppliers. Our vision is zero harm for people, the environment and our assets.
We put people first, and our commitment to human rights and inclusiveness is essential for our license to operate.
Weâre one of the worldâs most CO2-efficient producers of oil and gas and we are proactively investing in renewables. We report openly on all our sustainability priorities and performance.
The worldâs appetite for energy continues to increase â but energy systems must change if we are to succeed in slowing the pace of global warming.
Northern Norway is important to Equinor, and vice versa â and the ultimate responsibility for this lies with Grete.
âEver since the 1980s, we have known that the climate is changing due to human emissions. Yet, for decades, far too little has been done. The transition is still too slow, but fortunately, we are seeing progress in some areas, such as electric cars and solar energy.â