Equinor and partners invest NOK 13 billion in Johan Sverdrup's third phase, a carbon-efficient field, increasing recovery by 40-50 million boe via new subsea infrastructure.

Equinor's new Barents Sea discovery holds 9-15 million barrels, boosting Norway’s energy supply and strengthening the company’s Arctic portfolio.

Adura plans to increase its oil equivalent production from approximately 140,000 barrels per day this year to over 200,000 barrels per day within the next five years.

Equinor and partners submit the Fram Sør PDO, a NOK 21+ billion subsea development to increase low-emission oil/gas supply to Europe.

Equinor secured the S-M-1617 block in Brazil, strengthening its Santos basin position and reinforcing growth ambitions with a 100% stake and $5.5M investment.

In addition, the oil service companies Archer Oiltools and Baker Hughes Norge have won framework agreements for plugging services.

The development consists of six gas discoveries and flexibility for three prospects in addition, utilizing existing infrastructure and processing capacity at Åsgard B.

Equinor and its partners, Okea and Pandion Energy, have proven gas and condensate in the “Mistral Sør” exploration well in the Halten area, situated in the southern part of the Norwegian Sea.

In 2024, the Troll field in the North Sea produced more gas than ever before. At the same time, CO2 emissions were significantly reduced.

The discovery is currently estimated at between 2 and 12 million barrels of oil equivalent.