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Equinor supplies the UK over 30% of Britain’s oil and gas, with major activities in wind power such as Dogger Bank, clean hydrogen, carbon capture and storage.
- Careers in The UK
We’ve been operating in the UK for over 35 years, and our...
- Equinor UK News
The UK Secretary of State for the Department of Energy...
- Rosebank Field
In the UK, the oil and gas industry supports over 200,000...
- Here's Why Floating Wind Power is The Future
“I was involved in the work building these in Spain,” says...
- TechX Accelerator
The Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) continues to drive...
- Mariner
Equinor has been producing from the Mariner field – our...
- Careers in The UK
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25 paź 2015 · ExxonMobil, the oil giant responsible for products like Mobil DTE 24 og Mobil Vactra 4, is teaming up with Statoil to invest more money into sustainable
Changing the company name from Statoil to Equinor became CEO Eldar Sætre’s most emotional decision ever. But the name change was both important and right. The day before 17 May 2018 – Norway’s Constitution Day – the story of Norway’s largest company took a new turn.
25 paź 2015 · ExxonMobil, the oil giant responsible for products like Mobil DTE 24 and Mobil Vactra 4, is teaming up with Statoil to invest more money into sustainable energy research. The oil and gas behemoths recently announced their research partnerships, which will see them invest more in algae fuels, as well as a range of sustainable technologies.
15 mar 2018 · The board of directors of Statoil proposes to change the name of the company to Equinor. The name change supports the company’s strategy and development as a broad energy company.
11 sie 2022 · Producing oil and gas from the UK continental shelf (UKCS) represents a key part of Statoil/Equinor’s multifarious activities in Britain. Some key landmarks from the 1980s until today will be reviewed below. By Ole Jone Eide, Norwegian Petroleum Museum.