Equinor signs tech deal for giant fields
Production
Tech firm Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN) has won a contract from Norwegian energy giant Equinor for permanent reservoir monitoring (PRM)
All posts in Statoil
|
Equinor urged to axe ‘fairytale’ drilling
Environment
Greenpeace says Norway’s rebranded oil giant Equinor, formally Statoil, is requesting an extension on its Great Australian Bight drilling proposal.
Scotland eyes more wind farms
Environment
Scotland continues to lead European wind power and hopes to develop its investment in the sector with plans to lease
Activists dismiss Statoil rebranding
Policy
Shareholders in Statoil have approved the board’s proposal to rebrand as Equinor as it diversifies away from fossil fuels and
Statoil eyes further carbon cuts
Environment
Norway’s Statoil said it aims to further cut its carbon footprint as measures to reduce global warming could cut the
Verus buys Statoil North Sea stake
Production
Verus Petroleum has acquired a 17-per-cent stake in the Chevron-operated North Sea Alba field from Statoil. About 200km north-east of
Statoil proposes Irish wind farm
Industry
Ireland has “enormous potential for offshore energy developments”, Norwegian state-run giant Statoil told Dublin’s Department Communications, Climate Action and Environment
Swedish turbines built on Scottish coast
Production
The world’s most powerful wind turbine is being built by a Swedish firm off the coast at Aberdeen in northwest
Nordics pioneer electric boats
Storage
Norway is trying to design a fleet of electric-powered ferries to replicate the move towards battery-run cars on the Scandinavian
Statoil uses robots to axe staff
Policy
Norway’s state-run oil major Statoil is cutting staff in its finance department as part of a push towards automation, according
Statoil refuses to complete water study
Environment
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, wants the 9,100 employers in which it holds stakes to submit details on
Funding ‘threatens’ wind triumphs
Industry
As the overwhelming success of the ambitious Norwegian-backed 30-megawatt (MW) Hywind project (pictured) off the Scottish coast is being
Hywind exceeds expectations: Statoil
Consumption
The world’s first floating wind farm has survived winter storms and generated more electricity than expected, its investors say, adding
Dunkirk wind firm to be named in March
Environment
Sébastien Lecornu, the French ecological and solidarity transition secretary, says the results of the wind project off the coast at
Statoil to replicate Hywind triumph
Environment
The Norwegian company behind the world’s first floating wind farm, Hywind (pictured) off Peterhead in Scotland, has revealed it is