Statoil in the news

Statoil's initial board protocol from 1972-75 highlights the company's foundational role in Norway's oil industry and its growth into a major energy operator.

The global CCS market is rapidly growing with key players like Statoil and Maersk Oil, driven by industrial decarbonization and strong regional government support.

A majority of delegates are being consulted on the partial privatization of Statoil, causing a political crisis for Jens.

Statoil hires McCann London to expand its UK advertising efforts, emphasizing its innovation, sustainability, and corporate social agenda.

Equinor is a major Norwegian oil and gas company expanding into renewables, with significant state ownership and global operations.

Rebels attacked a Statoil gas facility in Algeria, killing two and kidnapping several, including Norwegians, while the government works to assist.

Equinor faces criticism for low renewable energy output and setbacks like Trump's wind project halt, while continuing to prioritize oil and gas profits.

Equinor's 2018 rebranding to emphasize renewable energy is seen as a failure, prompting calls to revert to the name Statoil.

Equinor's 2018 rebranding to emphasize renewable energy is seen as a failure, prompting calls to revert to the name Statoil.

Most experts advocate that Statoil should shift its strategy to significantly increase renewable energy investments alongside oil and gas, requiring organizational changes and clearer climate risk management.

Statoil rebranded to Equinor in 2018 to better represent its evolving identity and future direction.

In 2018, Statoil changed its name to Equinor to better represent its evolving identity and future energy focus.

Statoil's 2001 partial privatization sparked debate over state control versus market competitiveness, with ongoing discussions about its impact on Norway's energy sector.

Equinor focuses on delivering reliable energy today and achieving net zero emissions by 2050 through low-emission oil and gas, renewables, and low-carbon solutions.

Statoil will rename itself Equinor to reflect its shift towards renewable energy and carbon efficiency while maintaining Norwegian roots.

Statoil rebrands as Equinor to emphasize its commitment to energy transition, sustainability, and Norwegian roots.

Statoil plans to rename itself Equinor to emphasize its evolution into a broad, low-carbon energy company with Norwegian roots.

Statoil is rebranding to remove 'Oil' from its name to signal its leadership in the global energy transition.

Statoil is rebranding to Equinor to signal its evolution into a broad energy company, despite mixed reactions and significant costs.

Statoil is developing the Empire Wind offshore wind project near New York to generate up to 1 gigawatt of renewable energy, supporting the state's clean energy goals.