Equinor | News, Hiring, Layoffs, Competitors, CEO, Fundraising Insights
Equinor is an international energy company headquartered in Norway, formerly known as Statoil. With over 23,000 employees across...
Equinor is an international energy company headquartered in Norway, formerly known as Statoil. With over 23,000 employees across approximately 30 countries, Equinor is a leading operator in oil and gas, as well as a growing force in renewable energy, including offshore wind and solar. The company is committed to sustainability and aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, while continuing to develop its portfolio in oil, gas, and low-carbon solutions.
Website
Headquarters
Stavanger, Rogaland
Size
10,001+ employees
Industry
Oil and Gas
Specialities
technology, deep water, oil and gas, offshore wind, energy, innovation, solar
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π Equinor CEO, Management and Leadership Team β
βοΈ Equinor Alternatives and Competitors β
πΌ Equinor Hiring and Layoffs β
π€ Equinor Developer, Integration and Automation News β
π Equinor Financials, Fundraising and Valuation News β
ποΈ Equinor Product and Pricing News
- On November 14, Greenpeace UK took Equinor to court over the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields.
- Adam Smith, Scotlandβs top economist, supports Greenpeace UK's legal challenge against Equinor for illegal drilling in the North Sea.
- Activists are organizing a protest against Equinor in Edinburgh on November 12 during a court hearing.
- Equinor, along with partners, is preparing for the arrival of a new FPSO unit in Brazil's Bacalhau field, with first oil expected in 2025, following a naming ceremony hosted by Seatrium.
- On November 6, Equinor confirmed its investment in Korea's renewable energy market at the 2024 Invest Korea Summit, aiming to support the development of 8 GW of offshore wind capacity.
- Equinor is repurposing the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal as an offshore wind hub for its 810-MW wind farm project off the New York coast.
- Equinor admitted to over-reporting carbon capture at its Sleipner project by about 30% from 2017 to 2021 due to faulty monitoring equipment.
- Equinor will participate in the European Hydrogen Week in Brussels at the Norwegian Pavilion.
π Equinor CEO, Management and Leadership Team
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Project Director[email protected]
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Investment Director[email protected]
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Managing Director and Country Manager[email protected]
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Business Development Director[email protected]
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Managing Director hos Equinor Insurance AS[email protected]
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Project Director, Offshore Wind California, Equinor[email protected]
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Vice President[email protected]
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Chief information officer[email protected]
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Chief Engineer, Materials Technology[email protected]
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Chief Engineer Geophysics[email protected]
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Chief professional and Senior Specialist[email protected]
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Chief Trader, Natural gas Europe
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Vice President Renewables[email protected]
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Senior Vice President[email protected]
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Vice President[email protected]
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Vice President[email protected]
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Vice President Shipping[email protected]
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Vice President Marketing and Supply[email protected]
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Executive Vice President Equinor[email protected]
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Principal Consultant CEO Office[email protected]
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CFO Equinor Renewables (RFO), SVP & Board member[email protected]
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Sr Adv Equinor CFO investments, cap allocation and active ownership. Chair of Boards of E Pension, Altor Funds, Farvatn AS. Board member STB life etc[email protected]
βοΈ Equinor Alternatives and Competitors
- Shell |
- TotalEnergies |
- BP |
- Suncor Energy |
- Cenovus Energy |
- Pembina Pipeline |
- Coterra Energy |
- Ecopetrol |
- Permian Resources |
- Chesapeake Energy |
- Gazprom Neft |
- ExxonMobil |
- Aker BP |
- DOF |
- EDP Renewables |
- Acciona Energy |
- Rio Alto |
- Yellot |
- Ibitu |
- CPFL Renovveis |
- Brain |
- Saudi Aramco |
- Orsted |
- ConocoPhillips |
- Chevron |
- Lukoil |
- Valero |
- Marathon Oil |
- Devon |
- Oxy |
- EOG |
- Eni |
- CITGO |
- Noble Energy
πΌ Equinor Hiring and Layoffs
- Equinor is currently seeking a Principal Engineer Reservoir Technology in Brazil.
- Equinor highlights the contributions of veterans, including their employee Michael Tinnell, in preparing Empire Wind and the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal for operations.
π€ Equinor Developer, Integration and Automation News
- Equinor partnered with the Instituto Carioca Cidade Criativa to restore the garden of the Museu da RepΓΊblica, including fountains and a new playground, celebrated on Brazil's National Culture Day.
- Equinor signed a memorandum of understanding with LS Cable & System for the 750 MW Bandibuli/Firefly floating offshore wind project in South Korea.
- Equinor has partnered with the Energy Central Campus in Blyth as a Platinum Business Sponsor to support offshore wind talent development.
- Equinor plans to store 800,000 tons of CO2 emissions from Yara International's Dutch ammonia plant under the seabed as part of a large-scale carbon capture and storage project.
- Equinor is collaborating with Rahd AI and other major energy companies on a program to reduce the UK's decommissioning costs by up to 35%.
- Equinor has awarded a ten-year contract to Patriot Offshore Maritime Services New York to build and operate a crew transfer vessel for the Empire Wind project, starting operations in 2026.
π Equinor Financials, Fundraising and Valuation News
- As of November 13, 2024, Equinor's market capitalization is $61.6 billion, with its stock down 28.4% in 2024 and a price-earnings ratio of 6.9.
- Equinor has acquired Sval Energiβs 11.8% share in the Halten East Unit, increasing its ownership to 69.5% and strengthening its position in the Norwegian Sea.
- Equinor Ventures participated in a β¬30 million funding round for eSmart Systems to expand AI-powered energy infrastructure solutions.
- Equinor has agreed to buy EQT Corporation's nonoperated interests in the northern Marcellus formation for $1.25 billion, increasing its working interest from 25.7% to 40.7% and adding approximately 80,000 BOED to its US production.
- From November 4 to 8, 2024, Equinor purchased 1,950,000 shares at an average price of NOK 255.6569 each as part of its 2024 share buy-back program.