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Also in today’s newsletter, the push towards greener jet fuel
Trip to Norway’s Troll site shows leaders’ determination to protect energy installations against sabotage
State-backed group’s earnings provide Norway with tax haul equivalent to $7,900 per head of population
Deal between Norwegian and German groups comes as Oslo and Berlin seek to build green energy partnership
Energy companies are the latest to beat third-quarter analyst forecasts
Permit hurdles, lease costs and equipment inflation challenge goal of 30 gigawatts by 2030
Crossbridge Energy Partners emerges as frontrunner to acquire Lukoil facility
Head of Norwegian group says governments better placed than business to support consumers through crisis
Norwegian and Spanish companies benefit from turmoil stoked by Ukraine war
Europe’s energy crisis intensifies as Equinor begins shutting down oil and gasfields
Contract to cushion against Russia supply shock is equivalent to heating 1.5mn households
Corporate backlash spreads after Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine
Plus: the US shale production versus profits balance, Royal Dutch Shell’s energy transition scenarios and Equinor gets out of the Bakken
Acquisition from Equinor and SSE marks energy group’s entry into northern European offshore wind market
Financial dynamics have moved in favour of the project
Japanese group plans to set up its first plant in Norway with Equinor and Norsk Hydro
Keeping returns up will be next test as oil majors scramble for market share
UK company to pay Norwegian group $1.1bn for 50% stake in two US projects
New chief executive looks to renewables to compensate for falling hydrocarbon returns
Drilling head Anders Opedal will replace Eldar Saetre at the helm of Norwegian state oil group
Developers are keen to use arrays exploiting higher wind speeds further out to sea
Move in response to drop in prices and demand and honours unofficial pact with Opec
Norwegian company’s move prompted by ‘extraordinary’ market situation
ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch Shell, BP and Total among those to tap markets
The climate change targets are good but celebration at this stage is misplaced
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