Equinor has concluded its investigation into a well control incident on the Deepsea Bollsta drilling rig at the Troll field, about 65km west of Kollsnes near Bergen, which involved a release of around 930kg of gas.
Equinor and Hydromea have successfully demonstrated real-time wireless data transmission from the seabed directly to cloud infrastructure, marking a new milestone in subsea digital connectivity and offshore asset monitoring.
Equinor ASA said Monday it had made an oil discovery near the Snorre field, on Norway’s side of the North Sea, that could be rapidly developed as a tieback to existing infrastructure in the area. The Norwegian majority state-owned energy major put the preliminary estimate for Omega South Alpha, or well 34/4-19 S, at 25-89 […]
The exploration involved multiple wells drilled from the Askeladden rig, with detailed geological data indicating moderate to good reservoir properties. The license partners are considering a tieback to existing infrastructure.
Equinor has signed a five-year agreement to supply up to 500 mcm (17.7 bcf) of gas per year to Dutch energy company Eneco, Equinor announced on Thursday.
Equinor has signed a five-year agreement to supply up to 500 mcm (17.7 bcf) of gas per year to Dutch energy company Eneco, Equinor announced on Thursday.
Equinor has reached an agreement to sell its onshore assets in Argentina’s Vaca Muerta basin to Vista Energy for approximately $1.1bn (Nkr10.61bn).
Equinor ASA will drill about 26 wildcat and appraisal wells off the coast of Norway in 2026, mostly in the country’s North Sea, as the company looks to spend $6 billion a year over the next ten years to maintain the flow of oil and gas to Europe. Norway’s biggest oil and gas company will […]
The joint industry project (JIP), led by DeepOcean, introduces a patented heating solution that allows power cables to be installed after pipeline lay or integrated within reeled pipelines. This approach can reduce manufacturing and installation costs by up to 35% and cut carbon emissions by 30%, while improving operational efficiency and extending tieback distances.
The field, located in the Santos Basin, holds over 1 billion boe in recoverable reserves and marks Equinor’s largest international offshore development. Bacalhau is operated by Equinor (40%) alongside ExxonMobil Brasil (40%), Petrogal Brasil (20%) and Pré-Sal Petróleo (PPSA).