The Latest Breaking News from Equinor

In thrall to the oil and gas industries, wealthy nations are backing calamitous projects. But the tide is turning, says Tessa Khan of the climate action organisation Uplift

Among its many lively claims to a place in history, the summer of 2024 will surely come to be known as the one that finally killed corporate sponsorship of the arts.

The Science Museum has encouraged Equinor to put in place targets which align with the Paris Climate Agreement

Campaigners welcome ‘seismic shift’ and urge museum bosses to review links with other fossil fuel sponsors

The data comes as the UN Secretary-General urges world leaders to ban adverts from fossil fuel companies

The Hunter Offshore Wind project will power 1.2 million homes.

The 2 gigawatt wind project could power 1.2 million homes.

Climate campaigners have urged First Minister John Swinney to reject “disastrous” proposals for a gas-burning power station in the north east.

Europe no longer gets much natural gas from Russia. That country's Gazprom has been replaced by one company from Norway that is now supplying 30% of Europe's gas at a higher price than Russian gas. That company is Equinor, and its European business has turned into a big moneymaker.

EQT Corporation divests natural gas assets in Pennsylvania to Equinor USA, optimizing operations and driving growth in the energy sector.

Learn about the inauguration of the Hywind Tampen floating offshore wind farm in the Norwegian North Sea and its impact on Norway's renewable energy goals.