Equinor opened an office in New Delhi, India in 2019.
Equinor has supplied the Netherlands with natural gas for many years, and have had presence in the Netherlands from the late 1990s when they secured an ownership share in a local refinery. It's also active in the development of several hydrogen projects in the country.
Equinor has been present in Nigeria since 1992 and have played a significant role in developing the country’s biggest deepwater field Agbami, utilising one of the world’s largest floating production, storage and offloading vessels. It is located 110 kilometres off the Nigerian coast in water depths of 1,500 metres. On 29 November 2023, after over 30 years in Nigeria, Equinor announced that it reached an agreement to sell its Nigerian business to Chappal Energies. The closing of the transaction, which is subject to the satisfaction of certain conditions including all regulatory and contractual approvals, will lead to Equinor effectively exiting the country.
Equinor is involved in offshore wind in Poland.
Equinor's Singapore office is the regional hub for the company's downstream activities and trading of crude oil and natural gas liquids throughout Asia Pacific.
Equinor is involved in offshore wind projects in South Korea and it's also where it constructs manny of its platforms and vessels used to find, produce and transport oil and gas.
Equinor is exploring the potential for floating offshore wind in Spain.
Azerbaijan has been one of Equinor’s largest and longest-standing international commitments. The company has been operating there since 1992 and are one of the largest foreign investors. On 22 December 2023, after 30 years in Azerbaijan, Equinor announced that it reached an agreement to sell all its assets to SOCAR (State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic).
Equinor opened a country office in Sydney in September 2023 to assess renewable opportunities in Australia. In 2020, following huge public opposition and organising by local and international campaigners, Equinor cancelled its plans to drill for oil and gas in the Australian Bight, a unique natural environment that is home to a variety of iconic marine species and supports Australia's largest commercial fishery for southern bluefin tuna.
Equinor’s office in Brussels represents the company’s interests in the EU and provides support for Equinor’s gas marketing and sales. Equinor is one of the largest supplier of gas to Europe. The combined gas volumes from Equinor and SDFI (the Norwegian state's gas volumes) constitute nearly 30 per cent of the gas market in Europe.
Equinor opened an office in Copenhagen in January 2024m, with according to the company the main focus being on recruitment and business opportunities within the renewable energy industry.
Equinor, Q ENERGY and Green Giraffe have formed Océole, a partnership dedicated to developing floating offshore wind in France.
Equinor opened its first office in Germany in 1984 and have been supplying the country with natural gas ever since.
Equinor started exploration drilling activities offshore Tanzania in 2011. A total of 15 exploration wells have been drilled, resulting in nine discoveries with estimated volumes of more than 20 Tcf of gas in place. Twice the size of Norway’s Snøhvit field in the Barents Sea, the discovery is the company’s largest outside Norway. A decade on from the discovery the development has yet to begin.
Equinor is involved in offshore and onshore oil and gas production in the United States. Equinor has been active in the development and production of onshore oil and gas in the US including fracking since 2009. The Gulf of Mexico is a core area for Equinor today. As operator of Titan, partner in eight more producing fields and with two fields in development, Equinor is one of the most active companies in the Gulf of Mexico.
Since setting up an office in Algeria in 2003, Equinor has developed two of the largest gas fields in the country in partnership with national oil company Sonatrach.
The Angolan continental shelf is one of the largest contributors to Equinor's oil production outside Norway. Equinor entered the Angolan market in 1991. The company is currently producing from three blocks.
Equinor (then Statoil) entered Suriname in 2011. It currently holds 33.33% in block 59 offshore Suriname alongside ExxonMobil (operator) and Hess. Water depths are approx. 2,900 to 3,500 metres.
Equinor has been present in Libya for more than 29 years with onshore exploration and oil production activities.
Equinor is working with Scottish energy company SSE to build the Peterhead Power Station, a new gas burning power station in Peterhead, in the North East of Scotland.
Bay du Nord es un proyecto liderado por Equinor para desarrollar un extenso campo petrolífero en alta mar frente a la costa este de Canadá. Aunque Equinor ha pausado el proyecto Bay du Nord, no tiene intención de detener la búsqueda de reservas de petróleo y gas en la zona.
Noruega – y Equinor – están acelerando la crisis climática y bloqueando las soluciones verdes al continuar explorando e invirtiendo en combustibles fósiles. Noruega ha intensificado la concesión de licencias de exploración, a pesar de presentarse como un líder global contra el cambio climático. Entre 2012 y 2021, el gobierno noruego ha emitido licencias equivalentes a la potencial extracción de 2800 millones de barriles de petróleo y gas. Esto convierte a Noruega en el principal explorador de nuevos yacimientos de petróleo y gas de Europa.
Equinor está a la vanguardia de la nueva exploración de petróleo y gas en alta mar en Argentina. La futura producción de petróleo en este país podría caer fácilmente bajo el control de Equinor, ya que la empresa estatal noruega ha obtenido la mayoría de los permisos de exploración en Argentina desde 2018. Equinor está explorando actualmente un área total de 46 000 m2 en la zona, aprovechando su experiencia en el Mar del Norte para posicionarse también en el Atlántico Sur. Mientras lo hace, está actuando con total desprecio por la biodiversidad única del Mar Argentino, lo que ha avivado las protestas climáticas en todo el país.
El yacimiento petrolífero Bacalhau, anteriormente conocido como Carcará, es uno de los mayores descubrimientos en Brasil, ubicado a 200 kilómetros de la costa de Sao Paulo. Equinor estima que tiene una capacidad de producción diaria de hasta 200 000 barriles de petróleo. Es la reserva más grande en la cartera brasileña de Equinor, la cual se está desarrollando a pesar de las protestas de las comunidades locales y organizaciones sobre las enormes amenazas a la biodiversidad. Equinor ha estado activa en Brasil durante más de 20 años, pero Bacalhau será el primer proyecto desarrollado por un operador internacional en Brasil. Se espera que la producción comience en 2025.
Rosebank es un yacimiento de petróleo situado a 130 kilómetros (80 millas) de la costa de las islas Shetland en el Mar del Norte británico. El gobierno del Reino Unido ha aprobado la solicitud de Equinor para desarrollar este yacimiento, con una producción diaria estimada de 70 000 barriles de petróleo entre 2026 y 2028. Equinor posee una participación del 80% en Rosebank, mientras que Ithaca Energy, una subsidiaria del grupo israelí Delek, posee el 20% restante. Equinor estima que la producción en Rosebank continuará hasta 2051.
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