Equinor announced it has completed the third tranche of its 2025 share buy-back program. Between September 29 and October 3, 2025, the company purchased over 1.3 million shares at an average price of NOK 246.8926.
Equinor and Shell announced the CEO and Chair for Adura, their new joint venture that is now the UK North Sea’s largest independent oil and gas producer.
Equinor is implementing new safety measures at its Hammerfest LNG plant following an internal investigation into an accident. The company is also progressing a $2 billion project in the Fram Sør development in the North Sea, which is designed for low emissions. Additionally, Equinor received drilling permits for wildcat wells in the North Sea and extended a contract for operations on its Mariner field. A recent wildcat well drilled in the Barents Sea was found to be dry.
Equinor and its partners have finalized lease agreements for floating offshore wind farms in the Celtic Sea off the UK coast, with potential production by the mid-2030s. In September, Equinor announced a significant investment in Danish offshore wind developer Orsted. The company is also developing the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal to support its Empire Wind offshore project.
Note by Alessandro Bazzoni