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Equinor and SSE Renewables carry out early scoping work on potential 4th phase of Dogger Bank Wind Farm

The second option being considered by the developers is the use of electricity produced by offshore wind to generate green hydrogen at a dedicated electrolysis facility in the Humber region. The facility, if developed, could become the UK’s largest green hydrogen project and, subject to supportive Government policy and supply chain alignment, could contribute to the UK Government’s green hydrogen ambitions.

Equinor’s 2022 safety results

Great efforts have been made within safety-critical maintenance on Equinor’s installations and facilities. This has reduced the backlog for this type of maintenance by about 90% from the level we observed back in 2020.

Update on H2BE hydrogen project in Belgium

Last year, more than 20 potential hydrogen off-takers expressed interest in H2BE, which has also received letters of support from investment funds and authorities in Belgium.

Equinor leaves the Barents Blue project as agreement period ends - new partner joins

By 2030, Equinor has an ambition that 50 per cent of the company’s gross investments will be dedicated to renewables and low carbon solutions, such as CCS and hydrogen.

Gas discovery in the Norwegian Sea

Exploration wells 6605/1-2 S&A in the Norwegian Sea were drilled by the Deepsea Stavanger drilling rig.

Announcement of dividend per share in NOK for third quarter 2022

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

Invitation to send estimates for fourth quarter financial results

Equinor publishes fourth quarter 2022 financial results on 8 February.

Equinor awarded 26 new production licences on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS)

16 in the North Sea, nine in the Norwegian Sea, and one in the Barents Sea.

Ex dividend 3q22

Equinor and German energy major RWE to cooperate on energy security and decarbonization

Export of hydrogen by pipeline from Norway to Germany.

Electrical systems infrastructure contract for Baltyk offshore wind projects awarded

Once operational, the wind farms will have a total installed capacity of 1440 MW, enough to power more than 2 million Polish homes.

Equinor marks 5 years of operations at world’s first floating wind farm

William Munn, Plant Manager of Hywind Scotland at Equinor, said:

The Njord field upgraded and ready for another 20 years

High gas exports and emissions cuts from Hammerfest LNG

Krafla to be developed using ground-breaking concept

Total investments for NOAKA are calculated at NOK 115 billion (2022-NOK). Overall resource estimate in the area, forming the basis for the investment decision, is 103 million standard cubic metres of oil equivalent, which corresponds to around 650 million barrels of oil equivalent.

Johan Sverdrup Phase 2 on stream

Johan Sverdrup has been in stable production for more than three years. The field is estimated to generate more than 3,400 person-years of work each year, and production from the field has already contributed substantially to the Norwegian welfare state.82 percent of the revenues from the Johan Sverdrup field goes to the state through taxes and direct ownership interest, estimated at a total of about NOK 900 billion over the field life.

Njord field cutting 130 000 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year from 2027

Electrification of Njord will also benefit the Hyme, Bauge and Fenja tie-back fields. These fields help finance the project.

Changes in Equinor’s Corporate Executive Committee

Mathieu has held several senior leadership roles across multiple business areas and geographies since joining Equinor in 1995.

More gas to Hammerfest LNG: Askeladd on stream

Askeladd is a satellite field of the Snøhvit Field and developed as a subsea tie-in to the Snøhvit facility and Hammerfest LNG.

Equinor wins commercial-scale lease in California - deepens leading floating offshore wind position

Five leases were offered by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) in thefirst-ever offshore wind lease sale on the US west coast and the first-ever US sale to support commercial-scale floating offshore wind energy development opportunities. With a bid of USD 130 million for 80.062 acres in the Pacific Ocean, Equinor secured a ~2-gigawatt (GW) lease in the Morro Bay area that has the potential to generate enough energy to power ~750 000 US homes.

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