Equinor’sEQNR-1.85 % decrease; red down pointing triangle key earnings measure fell more than expected in the third quarter as a drop in oil prices and sales volumes offset resilient gas production.

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Equinor still produced 2.2 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (mboe/d) in the first quarter of this year. That’s a level consistent with the company’s daily production in recent years.

Equinor's shift from green energy to oil and gas, coupled with rising EU natural gas prices, strengthens its position for investors in 2024. See more on EQNR here.

Equinor in the third quarter pumped 1.98 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed), in line with expectations in the analyst poll, down from 2.01 million boed a year ago.

Equinor is perhaps just days away from pulling the plug on Empire Wind, the $7 billion-plus offshore wind farm planned off Long Island’s South Shore, just weeks after the Trump administration ...

French energy regulator CRE has fined Norway's Equinor and its trading arm Danske Commodities a total of 12 million euros ($12.5 million) for violation of wholesale gas market rules.