Equinor's second best stock market day ever
Equinor experienced its second best day on the stock market ever, driven by a significant increase in oil and gas prices following attacks on critical energy facilities in the Middle East.
Equinor Stock Rises Sharply – Surpasses 1 Trillion in Market Value
Equinor's stock has surged, leading to a market valuation exceeding 1 trillion Norwegian kroner, driven by rising oil and gas prices amid tensions in the Middle East.
Equinor Establishes New Business Areas
Equinor is restructuring its company by replacing its current market, midstream, and processing business area with two new divisions.
Oil discovery northwest of Hammerfest
Equinor and its partners have announced an oil discovery in the Barents Sea, northwest of Hammerfest, estimated between 14 and 24 million barrels of recoverable oil.
Oil discovery in the Barents Sea
Equinor and its partners have discovered oil in the Barents Sea, estimated to contain between 14 and 24 million recoverable barrels of oil.
Announces three project waves: - Will be incredibly exciting
Equinor plans to develop 75 seabed projects over the next decade, launching them in waves depending on industry reception.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined: Equinor flew from the Middle East with 100 empty seats
The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined assistance for a flight organized by Equinor that had many empty seats despite high demand for evacuation from the region.
How the oil giant can benefit from the AI boom
Equinor is exploring opportunities to leverage AI for growth in its international operations, with a focus on four key projects.
Equinor CEO: - Very serious and concerning
The CEO of Equinor expressed deep concerns regarding the impact of the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East on global oil prices and market stability.
Equinor Signals a Change in Pace: – Radical Changes for Us as a Company
Equinor announces significant organizational changes in response to evolving conditions in Norway's oil sector.
Oslo Stock Exchange opens down 0.7 percent - Equinor falls 5 percent
The Oslo Stock Exchange opened lower on Tuesday, with a notable drop in oil stocks, including a 5 percent decline for Equinor.
Oil stocks soar on the Oslo Stock Exchange: Equinor rises 3 percent
Oil stocks on the Oslo Stock Exchange are rising sharply, with Equinor gaining 3.8% in early trading despite a broader market decline.
Listhaug reacts after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined seats on Equinor's evacuation flight
Listhaug expressed discontent after the Norwegian Foreign Ministry turned down offers for seats on an evacuation flight organized by Equinor from Oman to Norway.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs was offered vacant evacuation seats - did not take the opportunity
Thousands of Norwegians are stranded in the Middle East after the Norwegian Foreign Ministry declined available seats on a flight offered by Equinor for evacuation.
Thousands of Norwegians Stranded in the Middle East. When Equinor Offered Seats on a Plane, the Foreign Ministry Didn’t Use the Opportunity.
Equinor offered the Norwegian Foreign Ministry seats on an evacuation flight from Oman, which they did not take, despite thousands of Norwegians stranded in the Middle East.
VG: Equinor has evacuated 69 employees from the Middle East
Equinor has evacuated 69 employees and family members from the Middle East using a charter flight due to the ongoing situation in the region.
Equinor: 69 returned from the Middle East
Equinor successfully evacuated 69 employees and their families from the Middle East via a charter flight to Norway.
Equinor distributes 1.3 billion to employees: - Delivering at a very good level
Equinor is distributing 1.3 billion NOK in bonuses to its employees, with an average of 64,000 NOK per employee from nearly 20,000 staff receiving 7% of their salaries as bonuses this year.
Investigated "dramatic incident": – Very serious
Equinor has completed an investigation into a serious gas and fluid leak incident that occurred on the Deepsea Bollstad drilling rig last September.
Serious Well Incident at Troll Field
A serious well incident occurred at the Troll Field during plugging operations, leading to gas and liquid leakage and minor injuries to a worker.
Best day for Equinor on the Oslo Stock Exchange in six years
Equinor's stock saw its highest increase in over six years, rising by 8.7% following recent Middle Eastern conflict.
Found oil near Snorre: Planning rapid development
Equinor has announced a new commercial oil discovery near the Snorre field, located about 200 kilometers northwest of Bergen, with plans for quick development due to existing infrastructure.
Significant price leap for Equinor
Equinor shares surged more than 9% on the Oslo Stock Exchange following the recent conflict in the Middle East, driven by rising oil prices.
New oil discovery in the North Sea
Equinor and its partners have announced a new oil discovery in the Snorre area of the North Sea, with plans for efficient development and an estimated recoverable volume of 25 to 89 million barrels of oil equivalent.
The helicopter crash near Sotra in 2024 was caused by a circuit board failure
The 2024 helicopter crash near Sotra was attributed to a circuit board malfunction affecting the helicopter's autopilot control system, resulting in one fatality and five injuries during a training flight.
Delivery of new LPG carrier by Erasmus Shipinvest
Erasmus Shipinvest Group has taken delivery of the new LPG carrier "Gas Long," which has a capacity of 5,000 cubic meters and is part of a long-term contract with Equinor for transporting gas in the European market.
Helicopter traffic to the North Sea affected by snowfall
Helicopter services to the North Sea have been disrupted due to heavy snowfall, leading to cancellations and delays in various locations.
New oil and gas discovery in the North Sea
Equinor and partners have discovered oil and gas in the North Sea, close to the Gullfaks field.
Two people electrocuted on the Oseberg A platform
Two individuals were injured in an accident at the Oseberg A platform in the North Sea on Monday morning.
Frp messed it up
A controversial proposal in Norway's Parliament to release power allocated to Equinor for other industrial uses was deemed irresponsible for an ongoing major project.
SV turns in the Melkøya case: Equinor gets to keep the power
The Socialist Left Party (SV) has reversed its stance and will not support a proposal to release power from the Melkøya gas facility, resulting in a lack of majority for the proposal in the Parliament.
Aasland hopes the Storting will reverse its decision on Melkøya: - It will have very negative consequences
Energy Minister Terje Aasland expressed hope that the Norwegian parliament, Storting, will reject a proposal that could release reserved electricity for Equinor's gas facility on Melkøya, warning it would lead to severe consequences.
Melkøya Puts Trust in Norwegian Politics at Stake
There's a growing concern that changes by the Storting regarding Melkøya, after investments have been made, could undermine business trust in political decisions in Norway.
Equinor reported an adjusted operating profit of $6.2 billion in the fourth quarter
Equinor achieved an adjusted operating profit of $6.2 billion in the fourth quarter, with a net profit of 1.55 billion kroner and a production growth of 6 percent for the quarter.
Equinor delivers adjusted operating profit before tax of $6.2 billion in the fourth quarter
Equinor reported an adjusted operating profit before tax of $6.2 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, exceeding expectations.
Is this what the Progress Party calls predictability?
The article critiques the Progress Party's stance on the predictability of energy policy regarding the electrification of the Melkøya gas facility, questioning whether their recent responsible behavior aligns with previous criticisms of wastefulness and illegality.
Equinor and unions on Melkøya: - The Storting must reverse
Equinor and various unions are warning the majority in the Storting against altering the framework conditions retroactively in the Melkøya case, fearing instability and political risk.
The Parliament Challenges the Foundation of Norwegian Business Policy
The article discusses the increasing political risks that could hinder business development in Norway, as warned by several leaders from Equinor.
Equinor sells out of land-based operations in Argentina
Equinor is selling all of its land-based projects in the Vaca Muerta region of Argentina to Vista Energy, including its stakes in the Bandurria Sur and Bajo del Toro projects, while continuing its offshore activities in the country.